Sweet Cistus of Candy (Cistus landifera) – Original hand-colored Antique Print by Elisabeth Blackwell

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. 

Hand-colored engraving of Water Figwort (Scrophularia aquatica), featuring vertical stems, red blossoms and a caterpillar study. 

Elegant botanical engraving of the Bean plant with pods and seed details. 

19th-century hand-colored engraving of Water Pepper (Hydropiper), a graceful botanical with slender leaves and pink florets. 

Striking composition of the Pitch Tree with tall central stem and large cones, bringing strong graphic presence to botanical displays or rustic interiors.

Elegant pink-white blossoms with upright stems and finely shaped leaves, a graceful 18th?century botanical. 

Fine 18th-century hand-colored engraving of Euphorbium by Elisabeth Blackwell, a striking botanical study ideal for collectors. 

Delicate pea stems with curling tendrils and soft green pods, elegantly hand-colored.

Fine 18th-century botanical of the Wild Pine, with graceful hanging cones and delicate needles ideal for woodland-themed interiors and natural history walls. 

A graceful hand-colored engraving of Marshmallow (Althaea officinalis) with soft pink flowers and expressive root study. 

18th-century hand-colored engraving of a Garden Cucumber by Elisabeth Blackwell, with curling tendrils and yellow blossoms. 

Lively Hawthorn branch with crisp green leaves and clusters of rich red berries, a classic countryside motif for warm, welcoming interiors.

Elegant 18th-century hand-colored engraving of a Raspberry Bush by Elisabeth Blackwell, with ripe fruit and soft blossom. 

18th-century hand-colored engraving of Rhapontic with broad leaves and sculptural root, ideal for botanical décor. 

Graceful engraving of Wheat varieties with seed details, ideal for rustic décor. 

Hand-colored 18th-century engraving of Yellow Asphodel, a vivid botanical composition from Elisabeth Blackwells A Curious Herbal.