The Heirloom Rose Prints we sell are restored chromolithograph illustrations from Belgian and French publications (1868-1923) of botanical art. Collectors of botanical art, as well as serious gardeners, subscribed to these periodicals, which were released in monthly installments. They make great vintage floral wall art decor.
Standard Print Sizes: 5"x7", 8"x10", or 11"x14". Printed on a light cream archival paper using archival ink.
Ordered alone, double-matted, or matted and framed.
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Rose Prints
Grace Darling
SKU: 6079s8x10
Great Cabbage Leaved Rose
SKU: 7712s8x10
Hybride Remontante "Louis Van Houtte"
SKU: 6034s8x10
La France
SKU: 6018s8x10
La Vierzonnaise
SKU: 6012s8x10
Little Cabbage Rose
SKU: 7713s8x10
Madame Pierre Oger
SKU: 6086s8x10
Marguerite Jamain
SKU: 6042s8x10
Mistress Bosanquet
SKU: 6089s8x10
Pale Pink Rose
SKU: 7718s8x10
Pale Rose
SKU: 7717s8x10
Panachee de Bordeaux
SKU: 6043s8x10Let customers speak for us
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came exactly as advertised.
Not framed yet, but took the poster out of its packaging, examined it. and everything seems just great. Would definitely buy again from Charting Nature!
I saw this poster at a birdwatching room at a local park. Searched for it online, found and ordered it from the Charting Nature site. The poster is gorgeous. It arrived quickly and fully protected in the packaging. I prefer to order directly from vendors, but the prices are less expensive on this site than Amazon, or at least as competitive, in case you are wondering! Will definitely order again from this site for similar posters and botanical artwork.
We found a frame at Michael's that fit perfectly. My daughters love having this in their room; it's the sort of poster you can look at a long, long time, always finding new details.
Beautiful...perfect shipping , we are very pleased
Billfish of the World Poster and Identification Chart
Good quality and good size. I got them framed and they look great. I'm happy with the product.
Absolutely beautiful. Just as pictured.
