Besler - Botanical VI charcoal this base embodies intricate patterns

this base embodies intricate patterns and cultural motifs that add a sense of history and layered patina to a room

drapery and soft furnishing

pear green and blossom in a classic geometric pattern with border

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between 1870-1872

Besler - Botanical VI charcoal this base embodies intricate patternsIllustrations from the Nuremberg apothecary and botanist Basilius Besler's 1613 Hortus Eystettensis, describing the plants of the garden of Prince Bishop of Eichsttt in Bavaria. Digitally remastered in the USA with exceptional quality from original works of art including subtle detail and patina. This collection has been coloured in greens and blues to add life to the original. Sepia and black and white collections also available. Printed in Australia