

A complete set of 22 original hand-colored lithographs of ferns by Turpin, from the Dizionario di Scienze Naturali (c. 1830).
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Discover the story behind these rare prints in our blog: “Not Just Another Print” — a tribute to the noble origins and hidden artistry of the Dizionario di Scienze Naturali.
This rare collection includes 22 original hand-colored lithographs of ferns from the Dictionnaire de Sciences Naturelles (circa 1820s), masterfully illustrated by Pierre Jean François Turpin. Each print showcases the fine details of diverse fern species, combining scientific rigor with artistic grace.
This unique set is ideal for collectors, botanical enthusiasts, or as exquisite wall decor for home or studio. A complete visual symphony of fern beauty in antique scientific art.
Specific References
Botanical print of Asparagus officinalis by Turpin, featuring vivid orange berries.
Botanical plate of avocado with whole fruit, seed, and internal anatomy.
Antique botanical illustrations of the banana tree and its floral anatomy by Turpin.
Detailed depiction of the black pepper vine with fruiting spikes and leaves.
Delicate antique botanical of Colchicum autumnale, with bulb and flower in bloom.
A detailed antique plate of Cycas circinalis, the Indian Sago Palm, showing the female specimen and fruit anatomy.
Delicate and detailed illustration of the tea plant, with floral and seed elements beautifully depicted.
Vivid botanical plate of Salvia formosa, with striking red-orange tubular flowers.
Double plate of cultivated maize (Zea mays) from Turpins botanical series.
Detailed antique illustrations of the date palm tree and its floral and fruit anatomy.
Striking antique print of Fritillaria imperialis with bright orange crown flowers.
Unusual and fascinating botanical study of truffle morphology, rich in scientific detail.