Vintage Botanical Study Canvas Prints
The look here comes from old plant plates: one specimen drawn with care, roots and seed heads included, its name lettered underneath in faded script. Warm sepia tones sit well in hallways, bedrooms and dining rooms, and three hung in a row read as one piece. For harder line work try botanical engraving canvas prints, for deep blue silhouettes try cyanotype botanical canvas prints, and herbs canvas prints keep things kitchen-side.
Lotus Flowers by Ogawa Kazumasa Art Print
White Irises by Ogawa Kazumasa Art Print
Skeleton Leaves Cyanotype in Blue Art Print
Cow Parsley Cyanotype Art Print
Marsh Marigold by Hannah Borger Overbeck Art Print
Diphogena Aurora by John Gould Art Print
Parsley Cyanotype in Blue Art Print
Plate 31 by Ogino Issui Art Print
Blakeman Avocado by Royal Charles Steadman Art Print
Plate 35 by Ogino Issui Art Print
Plate 55, Ōyō Sketchbook by Ogino Issui Art Print
Oak Acorns by Hannah Borger Overbeck Art Print
Vintage botanical prints: your questions
Short answers on picking a specimen, framed or unframed, hanging a set and how returns work











