Fernleaf peony by Redouté, 1834 (édition classique) egyptian sacred bean Original artwork was painted by

Original artwork was painted by Pierre-Joseph Redouté

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Saffron crocus and a bee

Redouté's famous edition of botanical paintings Choix des plus belle fleurs was published in Paris in 36 parts (each part with four plates) between 1827 and 1833

Auricula by Redouté is a famous botanical painting were was published in Paris in early XIX century and were dedicated to the Princesses Louise and Marie d'Orléans

Fernleaf peony by Redouté, 1834 (édition classique) egyptian sacred bean Original artwork was painted byFernleaf peony and a butterfly, a Redout de Paris special edition of the famous 1834 print of Pierre Joseph Redout. A printed on demand copy on special archival paper that would retain its colours for long period when properly framed and hanged. Available on paper, wood and canvas. History of the artwork Redout's famous botanical paintings were was published in Paris in early XIX century and were dedicated to the Princesses Louise and Marie d'Orlans.