
Vintage botanical prints: 12 plants and flowers from the archive
Illuminated flowers, florilegium plates, hand-coloured engravings and a few surprises: twelve botanical pictures from four centuries, each ready to print.
Bring art into everyday life. Read about prints, cushions, portraits and personal objects, with notes on choosing, displaying and caring for the pieces you keep.

Illuminated flowers, florilegium plates, hand-coloured engravings and a few surprises: twelve botanical pictures from four centuries, each ready to print.

Van Goyen’s Haarlem sky, a Venice canal, Courbet’s green valley and Kano Yasunobu’s horses: twelve wide masterworks for the long walls above sofas, beds and sideboards.

Friedrich’s wanderer, Van Gogh’s irises, Seurat’s Grande Jatte, Hilma af Klint’s Ten Largest: fifteen masterpieces from the world’s great museums, each as a print that would make an art lover’s day.
Moreau’s golden sun god, Utamaro’s coral print, Hilma af Klint’s bold symbols and Manet’s Polichinelle: twelve paintings that warm a white room.

Memling, Sargent, Dürer, Rembrandt, Piranesi, Goya and Hilma af Klint: twenty works the great museums have opened to everyone, and how to bring them home.
Canaletto’s Warwick Castle, Ruisdael’s Bentheim, Dutch flower pieces, a Lawrence portrait and a Stubbs spaniel: twelve classic paintings for traditional rooms.
Twenty-five Christmas paintings from 1834 to 1898, restored from their museum scans. Eight of them are now portrait styles: add a photo and step into the scene.

Pewter and lemon, oyster grey and claret, cream and cherry red: twelve still lifes by Claesz, de Heem, Manet, Cézanne and the Peales, each a ready made kitchen palette.

Four centuries of bouquets, from the Dutch masters who painted every petal to Fantin-Latour, Renoir, Cézanne and Van Gogh: eighteen flower paintings and how to hang them.