There is not much to say about botanical artwork prints. The prints are usually colour lithographs, the original artworks usually watercolour or gouache. This series features works from the 1560s to the mid 20th Century.
This is part 2 of a 5-part series on botanical illustration:
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| published 1730 hand coloured engraving, after Castels |
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| before 1740 Wild Olive Tree, Pistachio Tree and Scarlet Horse Chestnut Tree hand-coloured engraving, after Jacob van Huysum |
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| before 1740 Weymouth Pine and a Scotch Fir hand-coloured engraving, after Jacob van Huysum |
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| by 1740 Three-thorned Acacia Tree hand-coloured engraving, afher Jacob van Huysum |
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| by 1740 Cluster Pine hand-coloured engraving, after Jacob van Huysum |
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| 1740 Cistus by Georg D. Ehret watercolour & bodycolour on vellum |
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| 1741 Gum Rockrose by George D. Ehret watercolour & bodycolour on vellum |
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| 1742 Clinopodium by George D. Ehret watercolour & bodycolour on vellum |
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| 1743-47 Bignonia watercolour by Georg D. Ehret |
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| 1744 Plumeria watercolour on vellum by Georg D. Ehret |
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| 1744 Lilio Narcissus watercolour on vellum by Georg D. Ehret |
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| 1744 Cedrus Libani watercolour by Georg D. Ehret |
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| 1745 Christmas Rose watercolour and bodycolour on vellum by George D, Ehret |
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| 1745 Balsamina by George D. Ehret watercolour & bodycolour on vellum |
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| 1748 Sherardia, Lilio-Narcissus and Arachidna hand-coloured print, after George D. Ehret |
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| 1748 Abutilon and Convulvulus hand-coloured print, after George D. Ehret |
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| by 1749 Plumeria hand-coloured print, after George D. Ehret |
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| 1749 Ceratocephalus, Martynia and Narcissus hand-coloured ink on paper, after George D. Ehret |
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| 1750 Papaya hand-coloured engraving, after Georg D. Ehret |
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| 1755 Acanthus Spinosa hand-coloured engraving, after George D. Ehret |
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| published 1557 Study of Amomum and Zingiber hand coloured print, after George D. Ehret |
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| c1764-1800 Tulip Study watercolour by Mary Rosa RA |
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| c1764-1800 Tulip study watercolour by Mary Moser RA |
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| c1764-1819 Tulips and another flower watercolour by Mary Moser RA |
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| c1764-1819 Sprig of Flowers watercolour by Mary Moser RA |
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| before 1770 Papaya Tree hand-coloured print, after George D. Ehret |
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| published Globe 1770-77 Flower hand coloured engraving, after John Miller |
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| 1770-77 Helianthus annuus L. hand-coloured engraving by Johann Sebastian Müller |
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| 1770-77 Citrus hand-coloured engraving by John Miller |
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| c1770 Sweet Peas hand-coloured engraving, after John Miller |
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| c1770 Ficus hand-coloured engraving, after John Miller |
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| 1770-90 Yu-Lan watercolours on paper made in Guangzhou, China |
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| published 1780-95 A plate from 'Herbier de la France' colour engraving after Pierre Bulliard |
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| before 1784 Richmond Park, London watercolour by George Barret RA |
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| published 1787-1826 Rudbeckia Pinnata hand coloured engraving, after Sowerby |
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| 1790 Windflower engraving after a watercolour by F. Sansom and Sydenham Teast |
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| 1791 Aloe Arborescens watercolour by A. Power |
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| 1799-1801 Maize engraving for the 'Fleurs dessinées d'après nature'. Pierre-Francois Le Grand, after Gerard van Spaendonck. France, 1799-1801 |
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| c1800 Zantedeschia Aethiopica watercolour by A. Power |
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| c1800 Peonies watercolour on vellum by A. Power |
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| c1800 Magnolia Grandiflora watercolour on vellum by A. Power |
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| c1800 Arum Lily watercolour by A. Power |
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| 1800s - early 1900s Two Purple Clematis Flowers watercolour by Beatrix Potter |
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| 1800s - early 1900s Polyanthus pencil on paper by Beatrix Potter |
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| 1800s Architectural design for an interior decoration bodycolour by Owen Jones |
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| 1800s Architectural design for an interior decoration bodycolour by Owen Jones |
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| 1800s Architectural design for an interior decoration bodycolour by Owen Jones |
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| 1800s Architectural design for an interior decoration bodycolour by Owen Jones |
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| cMid 1800s Tree watercolour by David Hall McKewan |
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| cMid 1800s Tree on Riverbank watercolour probably by David Hall McKewan |
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