The Bean (Faba) – Original hand-colored engraving by Elizabeth Blackwell, Antique Print

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. 

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

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

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

Light, airy branching with soft yellow flowers and delicately cut bluish-green foliage. 

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

Hand-colored 18th-century engraving of the Sweet Cistus of Candy, a graceful botanical plate by Elisabeth Blackwell. 

Elegant 18th-century hand-colored engraving of the Male Fern by Elizabeth Blackwell, with finely shaded fronds ideal for nature-inspired walls or botanical galleries. 

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

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

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

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

Striking palm fronds paired with warm golden dates, a highly decorative composition. 

Elegant olive branches with vivid green leaves and fruit in subtle yellow tones. 

Fine 18th-century engraving of the Cornel Tree by Elisabeth Blackwell, with red fruit and delicate foliage. 

Fine engraving of Great Centaury (Centaurium majus) with pinkish florets, slender stems, and a butterfly study.