Lively 18th-century engraving of Polypody of the Oak by Elizabeth Blackwell, showing rhythmic fern fronds and creeping rhizomes, perfect for naturalist or woodland-themed decor. 

Graceful 18th-century botanical engraving of the Female Fern by Elizabeth Blackwell, with airy fronds and exposed root, beautiful in minimalist or nature-focused spaces. 

Charming 18th-century engraving of Sage by Elizabeth Blackwell, with blue-green leaves and delicate flowers, perfect for kitchen walls or herb-themed gallery displays. 

Refined 18th-century engraving of Mountain Calamint by Elizabeth Blackwell, with upright stems and pink blossoms, ideal for calm, herbal or cottage-inspired interiors. 

19th-century hand-colored engraving of Water Calamint, with delicate pink blooms and fine botanical details. 

Hand-colored botanical engraving of the Common Calamint, with dense foliage and soft pink-purple florets. 

A curated botanical trio illustrating three closely related Calamintha species — officinalis, montana, and aquatica — as engraved and hand-colored by Elisabeth Blackwell for A Curious Herbal (1737–1739). Presented together, these plates offer a rare comparative view of medicinal, habitat-specific, and morphological variation within a single genus, reflecting early modern botanical practice and apothecary knowledge.