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30.5 x 24.5cm (15 x 9.5 inches)Clematis indivisaThe Māori name Puawhananga translates as “flower of the skies”, and traditionally its flowering meant the start of springThis is an antique lithograph of New Zealand flora. It is from a work by Thomas Frederic Cheeseman and was published in 1914 in We..

27.5 x 20.5cm (10.5 x 8 inches). This is an antique chromolithograph which was made in the 1890s for a work by John Wright, a horticulturist and editor of the London Journal of Horticulture. He created fine works illustrating fruit, vegetables and flowers, using excellent botanical artists such as M..

25.5 x 16.5 cm (10 x 6.5 inches).Passiflora trifasciataBrazil, Ecuador, PeruThis original antique lithograph was made in 1869 by James Shirley Hibberd. This relatively rare series of prints portrayed amazingly attractive leaves, mainly from the tropics. They were selected, in the words of Hibberd, w..

43.5 x 31 cm (17 x 12 inches)Passiflora caeruleaThis large floral lithograph is by Robert John Thornton he was an English physician and botanical writer. It was made in 1951 in England on cream coloured thick paper and is in excellent condition...

43.5 x 31 cm (17 x 12 inches)Passiflora quadrangularisThis large floral lithograph is by Robert John Thornton he was an English physician and botanical writer. It was made in 1951 in England on cream coloured thick paper and is in excellent condition...

43.5 x 31 cm (17 x 12 inches)Passiflora alata curtisThis large floral lithograph is by Robert John Thornton he was an English physician and botanical writer. It was made in 1951 in England on cream coloured thick paper and is in excellent condition...

41 x 30 cm (16 x 11.75 inches).Grenadille A Grappes (Passiflora racemosa)Pierre-Joseph Redoute is regarded as the greatest botanical artist. His portrayals of roses,flowers and fruit are rightly regarded as classics to this day and add a touch of style to any room. This high quality vintage lithogra..

24.5 x 14.5 cm (9.5 x 6 inches).JamaicaThis is an antique chromolithograph from Le Jardin Fleuriste which was published from 1851 to 1854 by Charles Antoine Lemaire (Professor of Botany), in an era of travel and exploration. Plants from around the world were being collected and bought back to Europe..

24 x 16 cm (9.5 x 6.25 inches).This antique lithograph was made in the 1890s by Edward Step and William Watson. Their work focussed on plants which gave brilliance and charm to the garden, and are some of the best antique botanical illustrations. The paper is high quality, matt with a subtle creamy ..