Antique Botanical Wall Art Prints
No. 0003Fern IllustrationE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 2811Fan Palms with Trunks and RootsKarl Friedrich Philipp von Martius, 1823from $59
No. 0005Polypodium subpetiolatumE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 3174Pink Fan Palm LeafNikolaus Joseph Jacquin, 1800from $59
No. 0012Drynaria quercifoliaE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 3239White Flowers and Maple-Like LeavesJoseph Dalton Hooker, 1855from $59
No. 0020Microsorum punctatumE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 3258Pink and Red Flower SpikeJohn Lindley, 1821from $59
No. 0042Grammitis curvataE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 3365Coral Pink Flower ClusterJacob Bigelow, 1817from $59
No. 0043Microsorum membranifoliumE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 3527Brown Orchid with Green LeavesHendrik Schwegman, 1793from $59
No. 0044Macrothelypteris torresianaE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 3541Red Star Flower with Green StemsFrancis Masson, 1796from $59
No. 0046Lecanopteris pustulataE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 3551Red and Pink AnemonesUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0047Magnolia macrophyllaPancrace Bessa, 1813from $59
No. 3754Irises and LiliesAlbertus Seba, 1735from $59
No. 0048Polystichum drepanumE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 4338Blue African Lily (Agapanthus)Pierre Joseph Redouté, 1805from $59
No. 0050Smooth-Leaved DillwynniaFrancis Sansom; Sydenham Edwards, 1806from $59
No. 4376Red Amaryllis with Bulb, Plate 1Priscilla Susan Bury, 1831from $59
No. 0051Pleopeltis remotaE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 4703Pink Orchid Spray, Plate IVJas Bateman, 1837from $59
No. 0070Ceratopteris thalictroidesE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 4912Tulips EngravingJohann Theodor de Bry, 1611from $59
No. 0075Microgramma percussaE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 4930Red Heath ClustersHenry Charles Andrews, 1802from $59
No. 0081Serpocaulon latipesE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 5065Pink Cabbage RoseP. J. Redoute, 1817from $59
No. 0086Serpocaulon dissimileE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 5165Pine Cones and NeedlesCharles de Kirwan, 1872from $59
No. 0089Renanthera storieiUnknown artist, 1897from $59
No. 6602Southern Magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora)Mark Catesby, 1777from $59
No. 0092Prunus cerasusWilhelm Brandt, 1887from $59
No. 2817Young Palm Tree on Green MoundKarl Friedrich Philipp von Martius, 1823from $59
No. 0097Megalastrum grandeE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 3184Red Cycad ConeNikolaus Joseph Jacquin, 1800from $59
No. 0101Phlebodium aureumE. J. Lowe, 1856from $59
No. 3240White Blossoms with Green Leaves, Plate IIJoseph Dalton Hooker, 1855from $59
No. 0106Damask RoseMary Altha Nims, 1800sfrom $59
No. 3260Pink Amaryllis LiliesJohn Lindley, 1821from $59
No. 0111Chinese FlowerMary Altha Nims, 1800sfrom $59
No. 3367Orange MilkweedJacob Bigelow, 1818from $59
No. 0115Provence or French RoseHenri Joseph Redouté, 1817–1824from $59
No. 3529Red Gladiolus, Plate XXVIHendrik Schwegman, 1793from $59
No. 0118Rose IllustrationDingee & Conard Co, 1884from $59
No. 3546Succulent with Large Cream FlowersFrancis Masson, 1796from $59
Antique botanical prints are plates drawn for old plant books, with exact detail and plain backgrounds. This collection gathers flowers, leaves and fruit in that style. 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. Choose one style across a set so the sizes and tones match.
Questions
Where can I find vintage art online?+
You can browse vintage botanical art here. The images come from museum open-access collections and the Biodiversity Heritage Library, and each print page names its source.
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.