Auriculas Botanical Art Print - Antique Aquatint Decor

Auriculas Botanical Art Print - Antique Aquatint DecorA Group of Auriculas from The Temple of Flora (1807) by Robert John Thornton Four auricula plants in burgundy, saffron, deep green and ivory bloom together above their broad rosette leaves, perfect for dining walls, libraries and panelled hallways. Each tiny floret carries a pale eye at its centre, set against a dramatic slate blue mountain range and cloud streaked sky in classic Temple of Flora style. Robert John Thornton published this plate in

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Three downward triangles stack vertically across a bone-white ground

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It reads as a held breath before something happens

Cartissi works in a tight tonal palette

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breakfast nooks and feature walls that want a softer take on the tropics

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