Fabulous British decorative botanicals by John Curtis (1791-1862) went on to become the principal artist of the Botanical Magazine in 1818.4 botanical engravings of plants and insects with beautiful colouring.19th-century botanical illustrations with insects are detailed drawings of plants and insects that were created during the 19th century. These works of art were typically produced as scientific illustrations to accompany botanical texts, but they were also popular among collectors as decorative items. The illustrations were created using traditional methods, such as watercolour and pen and ink, and they often showcase the intricate details of the plants and insects. The artists of these botanical illustrations were highly skilled, and they took great care to accurately depict the various features of the specimens they were drawing. These features included the shape and structure of the leaves, flowers, and stems, as well as the intricate patterns and colours of the insects that often interacted with the plants. The botanical illustrations with insects provide a fascinating glimpse into the world of nature during the 19th century, and they continue to be valued for their scientific and artistic merit.please contact for a shipping quoteShipping Options Delivery Time PriceFurniture Shipping UK Delivery in 1-2 weeks �75Paintings UK, �35Paintings rest of world please contact for a quoteEU Furniture delivery Contact us for a quote delivery within 4 weeks *International delivery buyers are responsible for import charges and local taxes***Worldwide delivery Contact us for a quote** For payments don't hesitate to get in touch with us for Visa/credit/bank transfer.Height is 59cm (23.2inches)
Width is 43cm (16.9inches)
Depth is 0cm (0.0inches)