Botanical Prints

Bring any bare wall back to life with botanical prints that reflect your personality, and add brightness and vitality to your decor. Botanical prints are the perfect way to bring a little nature of greenery into your indoor space to offer an uncluttered, simple, fresh perspective on floral interior trends. Here at Bidsquare's online auctions, you can take in the vibrant world of botanical art prints, which showcase exquisite illustrations of contemporary flower prints, botanical images, and jungle landscapes. Our selection of botanic prints for sale from established artists offers a way to embrace nature and the chance to create an amazing mural to get a distinguished home décor.

With meticulously drawn details and beautifully hand-colored illustrations, contemporary, as well as vintage and antique botanical prints can be the perfect way to capture stunning nature-inspired imagery and the essence of the great outdoors. An attractive way to begin collecting art, botanical prints are considerably less expensive than most paintings and other artworks, they’re all super low maintenance, and are an inspired way to decorate your indoors. Discover botanical prints for sale online at Bidsquare fine art auctions  from some of the best contemporary names in our ever-evolving collection, whether you're in the mood for some tropical flair or a desert-inspired design. Take a closer look at our abstract, expressionistic, or realistic botanical prints and paintings to make a fresh focal point in your space.

Brief History of Botanical Art

Botanic art flourished in the 18th century as a result of Europe's exploration and scientific advancements by intrepid naturalists that led to an abundance of plant discoveries. Their discoveries were often published with illustrations by virtuoso illustrators to educate the public, and propel humanity from ignorance to enlightenment. Linnaeus developed a system for classifying plants based on botanical paintings that eventually evolved into the system we are familiar with today. Natural beauty captivated Vincent van Gogh and Claude Monet, who painted various series of flowers. Both artists painted en Plein Air (outdoors) in order to capture the natural environment, a popular practice among Impressionists.

Quick Facts about Botanical Prints

• Although botanical art emphasizes scientific accuracy, certain details can be left out for aesthetic reasons.
• Typically, botanical illustrators use living plants or pressed plants preserved in herbaria to create their works.