Antique Natural HistoryOriginal plates from the naturalists' books, 1600s to 1900s

Curtis's Botanical Magazine prints

Founded in London by William Curtis in 1787 and published ever since, it is the longest-running botanical periodical with coloured plates.

57 prints

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  1. Antique Botanical Engraving of Dyer's Alkanet and Primrose Varieties - 1803
    Pl. 49Antique Botanical Engraving of Dyer's Alkanet and Primrose Varieties - 1803 1803£120
  2. Antique Botanical Engraving of Silverbush - Rare 1799 Floral Print by Curtis
    Pl. 50Antique Botanical Engraving of Silverbush - Rare 1799 Floral Print by Curtis 1799£120
  3. Exquisite 1800 Blue Wildflower Botanical Engraving, A Rare Floral Masterpiece
    Pl. 51Exquisite 1800 Blue Wildflower Botanical Engraving, A Rare Floral Masterpiece 1800£120
  4. Botanical Study of Various Plant Structures in an Original Engraving, 1803
    Pl. 52Botanical Study of Various Plant Structures in an Original Engraving, 1803 1803£120
  5. Exquisite Botanical Illustrations from Curtis’s Botanical Magazine (1847)
    Pl. 53Exquisite Botanical Illustrations from Curtis’s Botanical Magazine (1847) 1847£365
  6. Elegant Pink Quill in Full Bloom: An 18th Century Botanical Ilustration
    Pl. 54Elegant Pink Quill in Full Bloom: An 18th Century Botanical Ilustration Date not stated£120
  7. Old Purple Jacob's Ladder, Golden Monkeyflower and Red Kangaroo Paw Prints, 1797
    Pl. 55Old Purple Jacob's Ladder, Golden Monkeyflower and Red Kangaroo Paw Prints, 1797 1797£440
  8. Antique Prints of Red Gladiolus, Purple Gerbera Daisy and Pink Canna Lily, 1799
    Pl. 56Antique Prints of Red Gladiolus, Purple Gerbera Daisy and Pink Canna Lily, 1799 1799£440
  9. Antique Ground Ivy Botanical Engraving, Glechoma hederacea, 1805
    Pl. 57Antique Ground Ivy Botanical Engraving, Glechoma hederacea, 1805 1805£120