These illustrations are from the Curtis’s Botanical Magazine vs. 23-24. I retrieved them from the Biodiversity Heritage Library, where they have thousands of images from various magazines and journals. The images provided at this site are beautiful. I’ve saved over a hundred of these images and I’m in the process of grouping them into color…
These botanical illustrations are from Curtis’s Botanical Magazine v. 23-24 and 25-26 (1806 and 1807). They are available to download on the Biodiversity Heritage Library website. This is a great resource for beautiful images. I have enjoyed so much going through these images and making groupings for gallery walls. You will find many sets if you…
I appreciate the artist’s who created these illustrations so many years ago. There are so many beautiful images available to use through the internet that were created hundreds of years ago. I treasure these images. It would be amazing to actually own one of these journals or books, but the next best thing is having…
Okay, so I’m just basically stuffing my blog full of botanical art. I found so many beautiful prints on the Biodiversity Heritage Library website, and I’ve recently had surgery so I’m confined to my couch, so to pass time I’m color-correcting and creating groupings of these beautiful botanical illustrations. There’s more to come beyond this…
I Note: I have a new set of these printables with the yellow tint removed here I love big gallery walls! I have been a little obsessive about providing free printables for gallery walls, but I get so much enjoyment from finding groups of vintage prints, color correcting them, and figuring out which ones I…
The Missouri Botanical Library provides historic botanical literature to the public. Some of the archived material contains beautiful illustrations. I’ve downloaded these illustrations, color corrected them with photo editting software, and picked out images that I think complement each other. I provided a post earlier in the week titled “What do I do with all…
The Missouri Botanical Library provides historic botanical literature to the public. Some of the archived material contains beautiful illustrations. I’ve downloaded these illustrations, color corrected them with photo editting software, and picked out images that I think complement each other. I provided a post earlier in the week with groupings of 8″ x 10″ and…
I love gallery art. When you have a large, blank wall in your house, groupings of framed art are a lovely way to fill the space. When a collection of botanical prints are used in a gallery, it, in my opinion, provides an elegant and classy feel to any room. Botanical framed art from…