Early 20th-Century Redouté Botanical Print - Rosa Centifolia - 16¼" x 12¼"

An early 20th-century reissue after Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759–1840), this botanical print offers a tender portrait of Rosa centifolia, capturing the romantic fullness of an old-garden rose. Soft blush petals unfurl in layered whorls, buds are touched with russet, and finely veined leaves are rendered with the quiet clarity and scientific grace that made Redouté the most celebrated flower painter of his age. Set against a warm cream ground and bearing its Latin inscription along the lower margin, the image reflects the poetic precision prized by generations of collectors. Framed under glass in a slender giltwood frame, the piece shows gentle, timeworn toning adding to its quiet vintage charm.

Perfect for a dressing room, library, or winter garden, it brings a serene note of timeless florals to both traditional and contemporary spaces. 
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