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Botanical Prints
Antique Botanical Prints from the 17th–19th Century
Our collection of antique botanical prints brings together original 17th–19th century engravings, illustrated for early natural history works and preserved in authentic condition. These refined compositions depict flowers, plants, herbs and botanical subjects with scientific precision and timeless decorative elegance.
Each print is an original hand-colored engraving — never a reproduction — carefully selected for collectors, interior designers and connoisseurs seeking authentic natural history art with lasting historical and decorative value.
Explore the available botanical prints below, including works by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, Pancrace Bessa, Pierre-Antoine Turpin, Elisabeth Blackwell, Abraham Munting among other historical natural history artists.
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Original antique prints — carefully selected and professionally preserved- Individually curated — each piece is unique and never a reproduction
- Worldwide delivery via UPS / DHL Premium Express — free above €300
- No customs duties or taxes worldwide — no delays, no extra charges upon delivery
- Secure, professional packaging for safe international delivery
- Returns accepted — a smooth, worry-free experience
Looking for original botanical prints and antique botanical engravings to enrich your home, office or studio? Discover authentic natural history artworks featuring flowers, herbs, fruits and flowering plants — illustrated with scientific precision and timeless elegance.
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Bird Prints
Antique Bird Prints from the 17th–19th Century
Our collection of antique bird prints features original ornithological engravings from the 17th to the 19th century, created for early natural history publications and preserved in authentic condition. These original antique prints illustrate birds with scientific precision, refined composition and expressive detail.
From radiant parrots to elegant kingfishers, these engravings reflect the historical passion for natural history and the monumental illustrated volumes that shaped early zoological knowledge. Each print is a unique piece of heritage — refined, decorative and deeply collectible, ideal for interiors that value authenticity, texture and the quiet drama of the avian world.
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- Original antique prints — carefully selected and professionally preserved
- Individually curated — each piece is unique and never a reproduction
- Worldwide delivery via UPS / DHL Premium Express — free above €300
- No customs duties or taxes worldwide — no delays, no extra charges upon delivery
- Secure, professional packaging for safe international delivery
- Returns accepted — a smooth, worry-free experience
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Looking for original antique bird prints and ornithological engravings to enrich your home, office or studio? Discover authentic 17th–19th century bird artworks — refined, collectible, and illustrated with timeless natural history elegance.
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Marine Life Prints
Antique Sea Creature Engravings from the 17th–19th Century
Our sea creatures category presents original antique marine engravings from the 17th to the 19th century, created for early natural history publications and preserved in authentic condition. These original sea life prints depict jellyfish, shells, fishes and crustaceans with scientific precision, refined composition and striking detail.
Each print is a unique piece of heritage — refined, decorative and deeply collectible, ideal for interiors that value authenticity, texture and the calm drama of the underwater world.
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- Original antique prints — carefully selected and professionally preserved
- Individually curated — each piece is unique and never a reproduction
- Worldwide delivery via UPS / DHL Premium Express — free above €300
- No customs duties or taxes worldwide — no delays, no extra charges upon delivery
- Secure, professional packaging for safe international delivery
- Returns accepted — a smooth, worry-free experience
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Prêtre – Sea Life
Prêtre – Shells
Prêtre – Fishes
Prêtre – Crabs
Looking for original sea creature prints and antique marine life engravings to enrich your home, office or studio? Discover authentic 17th–19th century natural history artworks illustrated with scientific accuracy and timeless visual elegance.
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Butterfly Prints
Antique Entomology Engravings from the 17th–19th Century
Our entomology category features original antique insect engravings from the 17th to the 19th century, created for early natural history publications and preserved in authentic condition. These original prints depict butterflies and insects with precise observation — wings, patterns and metamorphosis rendered with remarkable clarity and decorative elegance.
Explore refined natural history works including the delicate studies of Jacob L’Admiral and the spectacular tropical butterflies illustrated by Hippolyte Lucas. Each print is a unique piece of heritage — delicate, refined and deeply collectible, ideal for interiors that value authenticity, texture and the miniature drama of natural science.
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- Original antique prints — carefully selected and professionally preserved
- Individually curated — each piece is unique and never a reproduction
- Worldwide delivery via UPS / DHL Premium Express — free above €300
- No customs duties or taxes worldwide — no delays, no extra charges upon delivery
- Secure, professional packaging for safe international delivery
- Returns accepted — a smooth, worry-free experience
Looking for original entomology prints, antique butterfly engravings or insect illustrations to enrich your home, office or studio? Discover authentic 17th–19th century natural history artworks — delicate, collectible, and richly detailed.
Crested kingfisher...
Refined old print with two specimens of South American halcyons: one crested and one with a green-blue livery.
Fossil Turreted Shells...
Ancient illustrations of turriculated shells, colored with scientific precision.
Truffle (*Tuber...
Unusual and fascinating botanical study of truffle morphology, rich in scientific detail.
French Rose (*Rosa...
French Rose Rosier de France Original hand-colored botanical engraving by Pancrace Bessa.
Cherry Tree...
Charming pear study by Redouté, showing delicate blossom and ripening fruit. Balanced and refined.
Tripartite Tiger Moth...
Original 1774 engraving by Jacob LâAdmiral: Swallowtail Butterfly on Thistle.
Red-collared Lorikeet...
Colorful print of the Red-collared Lorikeet by Roland Green, original hand-color.
Black-Flowered Showy...
A striking original hand-coloured engraving depicting the Black-Flowered Showy Protea, published by Henry Charles Andrews in The Botanist's Repository in 1799. Monumental foliage, sculptural flower structure and beautifully preserved hand colouring make this one of the most architecturally impressive plates of the series.
Purple-throated Carib...
Original nineteenth-century hand-colored engraving by Ludwig Reichenbach, depicting three hummingbirds among pink blossoms. A rare later plate from the Trochilinarum Enumeratio corpus, not fully documented in the principal published index.
Marine Geometry in...
A refined curated diptych of two original 1879 lithographs by Ernst Haeckel from Das System der Medusen, printed in delicate monochromatic green and bearing the plate credit “E. Haeckel del.” Combining marine geometry with scientific precision, these authentic nineteenth-century jellyfish studies create an unusually elegant visual ensemble for collectors, interiors and natural history enthusiasts.
Ceylon Barbets...
Original nineteenth-century bird print depicting two remarkable Sri Lankan barbets — Megalaema zeylanica and Megalaema flavifrons — illustrated by Johannes Gerardus Keulemans for William Vincent Legge’s celebrated Birds of Ceylon. Rich in tropical colour and compositional balance, this striking ornithological lithograph combines scientific observation with refined decorative appeal.
Lancake Night-Blooming...
A dramatic Cereus engraving by Richard Lancake, featuring a luminous night-blooming flower from Miller’s celebrated 18th-century botanical work.