Old school posters

An 1885 illustration of <n>Artemisia absinthium</n> by <n>Otto Wilhelm Thomé</n>.

An illustration from <n>The alchemical herbarium of Ulisse Aldrovandi</n>, 1605.

A botanical illustration of <n>Taraxacum officinale</n> (Dandelion) from 1892.

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<n>Orchideen III. Fremdländische Arten</n>, a botanical illustration from the <n>Großer Brockhaus</n> encyclopedia.

An illustration of <n>Agaricus Velutipes</n> from <n>William Curtis</n>'s <n>Flora Londinensis</n> (1777-1798).

<n>Anemone pulsatilla</n>, a botanical illustration by <n>Pierre Bulliard</n>, 1798.

A botanical illustration of the <n>Maracujá</n> (passion fruit) plant.

A c. 1863 chromolithograph of <n>Durio Zibethinus</n> by <n>P. Depannemaeker</n> after <n>Berthe Hoola van Nooten</n>.

<n>Discomedusae</n>, a 1904 lithograph from <n>Kunstformen der Natur</n> by artist <n>Ernst Haeckel</n>.

Botanical illustration of <n>Ranunculus acris</n> by <n>Otto Wilhelm Thomé</n> from his 1885 book <n>Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz</n>.

A 1902 botanical illustration titled <n>California Flora</n>, published by <n>Dodd, Mead & Company</n>.

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A vintage botanical illustration, <n>Champignons</n>, by French naturalist <n>Adolphe Millot</n>.

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Plate 88, a botanical illustration by <n>John E. Sowerby</n> from the 1914 book <n>British Wild Flowers</n>.

<n>De Americaansche Aloë</n>, a 1757 print of an <n>Agave americana</n> by draftsman <n>Abraham Delfos</n> and engraver <n>Jacobus van der Schley</n>.

Botanical illustration of a <n>Rosy Everlasting Flower</n> by artist <n>Edward Step</n>.

<n>Dendrobium cærulescens</n>, an 1838 illustration by <n>Sarah Drake</n> from <n>John Lindley</n>'s 'Sertum Orchidaceum'.

A vintage botanical poster titled <n>Heilkräuter</n>, German for 'Medicinal Herbs'.

A page from <n>Emily Dickinson's Herbarium</n>. As a teenager, she collected and pressed 424 specimens.

The <n>Wildflowers Illustration Print</n> by <n>KaraFrame</n>.