Art lovers, who have dreamed of bringing the beauty of nature into their homes, will want to take notice of the A4 Botanical print of a Eulophia Pratensis from Century Prints. This gorgeous piece captures the natural beauty of a plant from the botanical collection of the Royal Botanical Gardens Edinburgh. Some may say that it’s impossible to reproduce the natural beauty of these lovely plants on paper, but Century Prints are the masters of producing the world’s most amazing art prints, and they’ve more than lived up to their fine reputation with this print.

A Rich History

The original watercolor that this print is from was originally produced in the 1800s. While more than a century has passed since the original artist first rendered the Eulophia Pratensis at the request of a prominent surgeon, not a bit of the brilliance of this work has been lost. That’s because Century Prints goes to the utmost lengths to make every piece an exact duplicate of the paintings that they are based on. Other printers may mass-produced thousands of pieces, but only Century Prints pays as much attention to every detail to print the most faithful reproductions available.

Specifications and Features

• Faithful reproduction of a 19^th Century water color of a Eulophia Pratensis from the collection of the Royal Botanical Gardens Edinburgh

• Beautiful print on fine archival-quality art paper

• Exclusively available, and individually printed by Century Prints

• Featured in the Dapuri Drawings Collection

• Dimensions: 297mm x 210mm

• Print is delivered in a protective poster tube to prevent any damage.

If you love the beauty of a garden and want to enjoy that natural beauty all year long, this A4 Botanical print of a Eulophia Pratensis from the botanical collection of the Royal Botanical Gardens Edinburgh will be a source of joy for you for years to come. Fine art was never so easy to own and display in your home. Real art lovers are sure to be pleased with this fine print.

A4 Botanical print of a Endosamara Racemosa from the botanical collection of the Royal Botanical