This painting is part of a modern day florilegium. The word florilegium originates from the latin ‘gather’ and ‘flower’. At a time when photography was not yet invented, artists recorded newly discovered plants and flowers through paint.
A pink anemone on a burnt orange wash background.
September-flowering anemones, often called Japanese anemones, trace their origins to China but flourished in Japanese gardens for centuries before captivating European horticulturists. Their delicate, wind-blown petals and graceful stems became a beloved feature in Victorian-era gardens.
Framed original oil painting on wooden panel
Painting size: 5 × 7 inches
Housed in a handmade frame with a subtle antique wax
This painting is part of a modern day florilegium. The word florilegium originates from the latin ‘gather’ and ‘flower’. At a time when photography was not yet invented, artists recorded newly discovered plants and flowers through paint.
A pink anemone on a burnt orange wash background.
September-flowering anemones, often called Japanese anemones, trace their origins to China but flourished in Japanese gardens for centuries before captivating European horticulturists. Their delicate, wind-blown petals and graceful stems became a beloved feature in Victorian-era gardens.
Framed original oil painting on wooden panel
Painting size: 5 × 7 inches
Housed in a handmade frame with a subtle antique wax
To care for your framed original oil painting, keep it in a stable environment away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and high humidity to prevent damage. Gently dust the frame and painting surface with a soft, dry cloth as needed. Your artwork will remain beautiful for years to come, wherever you choose to display it.
