A vibrant 1852 study of Camellia coronata by Mr.A.Serantoni. The lush, deep pink petals are depicted with remarkable depth and shading, contrasted against rich green waxy leaves, showcasing the timeless beauty of this classic floral specimen. Camellias were central to the mid-19th century 'plant hunter' craze. During this era, explorers risked their lives to bring back specimens from China and Japan. Finding a new variety of Camellia was the Victorian equivalent of a tech launch today - it was a status symbol of wealth and global reach.

Prints with serious tactile weight and archival longevity, beautifully detailed with consistent colour and exceptional quality across all size formats.

Image Source: Public Domain Mark 1.0 / CC0.

Print only; A4, A3, A2 and A1.

Print framed; A4, A3, A2 and A1.

Print framed with window mount; A4 print window mounted in an A3 frame, or A3 print window mounted in an A2 frame, or A2 print window mounted in an A1 frame.

Please let us know if you require bespoke sizing requirements

For A4 and A3 prints we use 270gsm Mohawk Superfine paper media.

For A2 and A1 prints we use 270gsm Etching Cotton paper media.

To protect our prints we use shatter-resistant acrylic.

To frame our prints we use solid wood frames or engineered wood.

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