Scadoxus Puniceus Botanical Art Print – Vintage 1756 Illustration from Plantae Selectae

Step into the world of 18th-century botanical beauty with this exquisite Scadoxus puniceus print, originally illustrated in Plantae Selectae (1756). Also known as the Paintbrush Lily or Blood Lily, this remarkable plant captivates with its striking red and orange floral cluster, resembling an artist’s bristled brush dipped in vibrant color.

This meticulously restored vintage print captures the intricate details of Scadoxus puniceus, from its bold, arching leaves to the fleshy bulb and delicate floral components. A rare and elegant bloom, it has long been admired for its ornamental beauty and cultural significance, particularly in Africa, where it grows natively.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Authentic historical artwork from the 1700s, faithfully restored for modern appreciation.
• Perfect for plant lovers, horticulturalists, and admirers of botanical history.
• Versatile decor – ideal for your living room, office, study, or greenhouse-inspired space.
• A thoughtful gift for gardeners, history enthusiasts, and art collectors.

This print is part of a series of historical botanical illustrations, allowing you to curate a stunning collection of vintage plant studies.