Subcategories

• 

  Botanical Prints

  Our Botanical Prints collection celebrates the beauty and scientific precision of antique plant illustrations. From vivid flowering species to rare medicinal herbs, these original engravings and pochoir prints were created by some of the greatest illustrators of the 18th and 19th centuries.

  Whether you're passionate about historical botany, interior decor, or collecting rare printed works, these plates offer timeless elegance and academic charm.

  🌿 Explore also our featured artists:
  Pierre-Joseph Redouté
  Pancrace Bessa

• 

  Birds & Zoology

  Birds & Zoology – Antique Prints from the Natural World

  The Birds & Zoology collection celebrates the beauty, diversity and elegance of the animal world as seen through the eyes of naturalists, explorers and scientific illustrators of the past.

  From the soaring precision of 19th-century bird illustrations to rare portrayals of mammals in early zoological studies, each print offers a window into how knowledge was recorded and shared – with grace and accuracy.

  This category includes original hand-colored engravings and lithographs drawn from major ornithological and zoological works folios of the Enlightenment.

  Ideal for collectors, natural history lovers, or those seeking distinguished pieces of interior decor rooted in scientific legacy.

• Sea Creatures

  Dive into the fascinating world of antique marine biology with our curated selection of sea creature prints. From delicate jellyfish (Medusariae) to intricate starfish (Stelleridae) and echinoderms, these illustrations were created by master artists like Pierre-Antoine Prêtre for 18th and 19th-century scientific encyclopedias.

  Each print is a unique piece of natural history and a stunning visual addition to any refined interior or collector’s library.

• 

  Entomology Insects

  The Entomology & Butterflies collection captures the fascination with insects and their delicate transformations, as portrayed in the golden age of natural history.

  These original antique prints document the life cycles of butterflies, moths, beetles and other insects in astonishing detail – often shown alongside their host plants, in a visual symphony of science and art.

  From Enlightenment-era metamorphosis studies like Jacob L’Admiral’s 1774 engravings, to 19th-century entomological masterpieces, this category is a tribute to observation, precision, and beauty in the smallest of living forms.

  For collectors, entomology enthusiasts, or those seeking elegant and meaningful wall art, these works offer timeless visual and intellectual appeal.

• Architecture & More

• Scientific Curiosities