This framed botanical print features a striking study of tulips, including red, yellow, and variegated varieties, from Plate 73 of Basilius Besler’s Hortus Eystettensis. First published in 1613, Besler’s florilegium is one of the most famous botanical works of the early modern era, admired for its scientific accuracy and artistic beauty.
The image is beautifully presented in a matted gilt and dark wood frame, which enhances the vivid hand-colored botanical illustration. The balanced composition and historic provenance make this piece a refined decorative accent suitable for traditional and eclectic interiors alike.
Condition is consistent with age and use. The frame and mat show only light wear from display, while the print itself remains clear and vibrant. A timeless botanical treasure, ready to hang. 19h x 16w x 2d
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