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The Rhododendron Species Plates are a collection of meticulously hand-colored lithographs produced by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Originally created between 1876 and 1895, these plates depict over 60 distinct rhododendron species gathered from the Himalayas and East Asia. They represent an inval...

Walter Hood Fitch's botanical illustrations document the close relationship between art and plant study in the nineteenth century. His extensive work for Curtis's Botanical Magazine included detailed lithographic plates, and his long association with Kew connected him with plants cultivated in its g...

Orchids appear within Marianne North's wider body of oil paintings made during her travels around the world. Her approach often places plants in their natural surroundings, giving the viewer a sense of habitat as well as flower form. This differs from botanical plates that isolate a specimen against...

John Day produced detailed lithographic prints depicting tropical flora originating from Kew Gardens’ glasshouses during the 19th century. These works showcase palms, bananas, and passionflowers with remarkable accuracy reflecting the Victorian fascination with exotic plant life. The prints are valu...

These detailed botanical prints showcase iconic carnivorous plants held within the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew’s collection. The illustrations meticulously depict species like pitcher plants, Venus flytraps, and sundews, emphasizing their specialized trapping techniques and diverse natural environmen...

The Kew Flowering Plants of South Africa Collection presents a detailed lithographic series documenting the region’s remarkable plant life. Created by Kew Botanical Gardens, these prints showcase iconic species like Cape proteas and ericas with scientific precision. They are valuable resources for b...

John Lindley’s *The British Flowering Plants* is a significant 19th-century botanical work. Published by Kew Gardens, it features detailed illustrations of native British flora alongside scientific taxonomic descriptions. This print was created in collaboration with John Lindley and remains valuable...

The Aroid Collection Illustrations at Kew present detailed botanical prints of aroids like Philodendrons, Anthuriums, and Amorphophallus. These works showcase the unique inflorescences of these plants, offering valuable reference material for botanists, horticulturalists, and plant enthusiasts inter...

These archival botanical prints originate from Kew’s extensive collection focusing on Australian plant life. The prints showcase diverse species like eucalypts, acacias and banksias, primarily created from specimens gathered during early exploration expeditions. They represent a valuable historical...

The Kew Fungarium Artworks represent a significant historical archive of fungal specimens. These detailed watercolor illustrations, created by Kew’s botanists during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, document diverse species including mushrooms, brackets, and molds. They are invaluable resourc...

The Kew Succulent Plant Series is a collection of botanical illustrations focusing on succulents and cacti from arid regions around the world. The prints are produced in association with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, a botanical research and educational institution located in the United Kingdom. E...

A series of prints documenting plants used in traditional and modern medicine, from Cinchona to Foxglove. Each plate includes botanical details and historical usage notes.

A series of alpine plant prints sourced from Kew's expeditions to high-altitude regions. These delicate flowers are captured in miniature detail against rocky backgrounds.