Late 20th Century Pierre-Joseph Redouté Floral Botanical Print of Anémone, Renoncules Cinéraires

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Here is a beautiful decorative botanical print reproducing the work of Pierre-Joseph Redoute (1759-1840), a renowned Belgian botanical artist known … Read more Here is a beautiful decorative botanical print reproducing the work of Pierre-Joseph Redoute (1759-1840), a renowned Belgian botanical artist known as the
'Raphael of flowers.' Redouté was famous for his detailed stipple engravings of plants from the gardens of Malmaison, commissioned by Empress Josephine of France. While original 19th-century stipple engravings command high prices, this piece appears to be a high-quality vintage decorative reproduction. It has a timeless elegance, scientific accuracy, and the romantic aesthetic of 19th-century French botanical studies. It’s a clean, classic composition, adding sophistication to any space.

The deep wood frame has a marbled cork inlaid between two bands of gilding.

The Flower Trio
• Anemone (Anemone coronaria): Known for vibrant petals and a striking dark, contrasting center.
• Ranunculus (Renoncules): Features dense, multi-layered paper-thin petals resembling miniature roses or peonies.
• Cineraria (Cinéraires): Produces daisy-like cluster blooms surrounded by soft, velvety foliage often used as a lush filler. See less