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Telanthera Ficoidea (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Smilax Macrophylla (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Sedum Sieboldii (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Saxifraga Fortunei (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Sanchezia Nobilis (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Perilla Nankinensis (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Peperomia Argyrea (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Pelargomium Zonale (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Passiflora Trifasciata (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Musa Vittata (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Maranta Illustris (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Lonicera Brachypoda (1867-1870) by Edward Joseph Lowe - High-res JPG Digital Print
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Botanical
Discover an extensive collection of botanical art prints featuring plants, flowers, and natural studies from historic scientific illustrations and artistic renderings. Perfect for home decor, educational use, or creative design projects, each high-resolution download celebrates the beauty and diversity of the plant world—from 18th-century engravings to Art Nouveau floral compositions.