Purple Flower Wall Art
No. 0351Splendor PlumDeborah Griscom Passmore, 1902from $59
No. 3581Purple and White IrisUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0699Mushroom IllustrationSociété botanique de France, 1892from $59
No. 4815AnemonesPierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0854Worden GrapeAmanda Newton, 1918from $59
No. 5196Violet Blue MushroomsLewis David von Schweinitz, 1805from $59
No. 1072Lathyrus nervosusG. B. Knowles, 1840from $59
No. 3550Purple Hyacinths and PrimroseUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 1393Parrot IllustrationFrederick George Dutton, 1884from $59
No. 6079Beetles on Blue Water HyacinthMaria Sibylla Merian, 1705from $59
No. 1453Phonygammus purpureoviolaceusUnknown artist, 1875from $59
No. 6256Red-and-yellow LoryEdward Lear, 1832from $59
No. 1673Moraea villosa Ker-GawlRobert Jacob Gordon, 1777–1786from $59
No. 6274Bird of Paradise with Curled PlumesFrançois Le Vaillant, 1806from $59
No. 1921Grand-duc (Eagle Owl)Henri de Groux, 1895from $59
No. 6736Purple WrassePhilipp Franz von Siebold, 1850from $59
No. 6263Yellow-green ParakeetEdward Lear, 1832from $59
No. 6277Lilac-breasted RollerFrançois Le Vaillant, 1806from $59
No. 3229Purple Aconite FlowersNikolaus Joseph Jacquin, 1800from $59
Antique flower illustrations in purple tones, printed on canvas. They come from old botanical plates and paintings, with roses, irises, hydrangeas and more. Every image comes from a public-domain or open-access collection, and each print page names its source. Each print ships on stretched canvas in five sizes, from 12x18 ($59) to 40x60 ($299), with free shipping in the US. Pick one color across a set so the group reads as a single palette.
Questions
Can I return a print?+
Each canvas is made to order, so we cannot take returns when you change your mind. If it arrives damaged or defective, tell us within 30 days with a photo and we will replace it for free.
What is the canvas made of?+
A synthetic fiber fabric with a water-resistant layer, stretched over a pine frame that is 0.6 inches deep. The inks are archival pigment inks, and the print is made and shipped in the US.
Where do the images come from?+
From the National Gallery of Art, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Rijksmuseum, the USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection, the Biodiversity Heritage Library and six other public-domain libraries. Each print page names its source.