Petals I

‘La botanique de J. J. Rousseau Pl 56’ (1805)
Artist: Pierre Joseph Redouté (1759-1840)

Pierre-Joseph Redouté, a remarkable Belgian painter and botanist, gained fame for his exquisite watercolor renditions of roses, lilies, and various other flowers cultivated at Malmaison. These botanical marvels were transformed into stunning large-scale color stipple engravings. Renowned as the "Raphael of flowers," Redouté stands as the quintessential botanical illustrator of all ages.

His illustrious career was marked by his service as an official court artist to Marie Antoinette, a role he maintained even amidst the tumultuous times of the French Revolution and the Reign of Terror.

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Fine Art Prints:

Our premium fine art prints are printed on heavyweight archival-grade paper and canvas.

Fine Art Paper: 330gsm textured, matte, cotton rag.

Fine Art Canvas: 360gsm, natural white, 100% cotton canvas. Will be printed with a blank white border. If you prefer mirrored edging or to have the canvas stretched, get in touch via email for a detailed quote.

*All Canvas and Paper prints will come unframed.
*Smaller sizes will be packed in a clear sleeve with backing board and larger sizes will come rolled.

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