Best floral and botanical art prints that will look great on your wall
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From the beloved floral still life paintings by Dutch Golden Age artist Jan van Huysum and the impressionistic, blooming florals of Vincent Van Gogh, to the abstract feminine beauty of Georgia O’Keeffe’s oeuvre, the world of floral and botanical artwork has seen many great artists.
The innate beauty of nature has captured the imaginations of the world’s greatest painters for a reason. It’s an elegance so powerful and soul-affirming that the only conceivable possible creator of such wonders must be an all-knowing, all-seeing force. Florals have consequently been used throughout history for various symbolic reasons, the most common being a celebration of life and love.
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From wedding bouquets to the well-known idiom to ‘stop and smell the roses’, sometimes it feels as though there’s nothing a good frolic amongst springtime blooms can’t fix. It’s also the feeling we get when looking at the Edenic, sprawling florals of the intrepid Victorian botanist and artist, Marianne North – who saw beyond the aesthetic beauty of florals, and into their fascinating biological makeup.
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Providing a boost of dopamine so strong, it makes sense that so many of us adorn our walls with countless floral and botanical artworks. Where minimal, highly symmetrical wall hangings were popular in the 2010s, a vintage-inspired hodgepodge gallery wall style has taken off in recent years.
Monet sought to recreate panoramic visions of pastoral beauty, while Matisse prioritised abstracted shapes supported by beautifully saturated colour. How floral artworks have been depicted throughout history are dynamic and wonderfully wide-ranging. More recently, a contemporary minimalist style has emerged through digital artists.
Whether you’re a fan of classical art prints, scientific botanical posters or contemporary minimalist blooms, or simply adore the idea of juxtaposing a selection of styles, we’ve got you covered. Keep scrolling for a round-up of the best floral and botanical art prints that will give your sprawling gallery walls a colour boost.
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PSTR Studio Unframed Flowers In The Park Print
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An option for lovers of all things bright and beautiful, this unframed print by PSTR Studio will liven up any living space in an instant. Created by Swedish artist Madelen Möllard from PSTR Studio, the primary colours of this print will certainly serve up a pop of Scandinavian style.
Thorny Single Rose Vintage Antique Print
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Realised in a traditional botanical style, this lovely antique print features a single, pink thorny rose. Wildly detailed yet wonderfully minimalistic, this is a brilliant space-filling piece for any home.
Flower 2 Max Blackmore
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For those keen to adorn their homes with digital, minimalistic masterpieces, Drool has got you covered. Choose between three frame types and eight sizes for your perfect fit.
Van Gogh Exhibition Poster, Irises Print
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Castellitx on Etsy specialises in high-quality art posters and prints. This wonderfully saturated and high-quality Van Gogh poster is available in a variety of sizes, including a whopping 118.9 x 84.1cm print for just £39.99.
Peony Print
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With its neon hues and almost three-dimensional composition, this non-traditional floral print is a delight. Risograph printed on bright white paper for a premium feel, you can also shop a selection of matching floral prints from this Etsy seller if you’re looking to create a cohesive gallery wall.
Yellow Abstract Flower Poster
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Inspired by Matisse, this poster is professionally printed on thick, 230gms matte paper. We love the idea of juxtaposing a large, abstract floral print such as this option from LuxePosterCo on Etsy with a highly detailed, historical botanical option.
Vintage Nasturtium Print
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Inspired by vintage French artworks, this botanical Nasturtium print feels as though it has been plucked straight from a fairy tale. Crafted with museum-quality inks on thick, durable, uncoated paper, this print is sure to adorn you walls for years to come.
Unframed La Jeunesse Archive Liberty Art Print
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No floral print round-up is complete without an original piece of artwork from Liberty. ‘La Jeunesse’ is an unframed option from Liberty’s archive which depicts a spring meadow sprawling with colourful, joy-inducing poppies.
Plate 113 Pierre Joseph Celestin Redouté
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For a high-quality, historical botanical print – look no further than King and McGaw. This mixture of winter and summer-toned blooms is based on a colour engraving of Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea) by P.J Redouté from 'Choix des plus belle fleurs' published in 1827. Choose from a range of dimensions, and even a selection of beautiful frames.
Georgia O'Keeffe Two Calla Lilies on Pink, 1928
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According to the Tate, O’Keeffe’s large, abstract florals were created in the hope of drawing the attention of busy New Yorkers and encouraging them to appreciate the beauty in the intricacy of nature that might otherwise pass them by. While we can’t speak for the population of NYC in the late ‘20s, this abstracted painting of two calla lilies has most definitely captured our hearts.
Chiara Perano Flowerland Art Print
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This lovely, nostalgic ‘Flowerland’ print fills us with a sense of childhood wonder. It comes from a collection called ‘Among The Flowers’ – which was created as a collaboration between artist Chiara Perano and florist Kitten Grayson.
RHS Painted Iris and Summer Snowdrop
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This print features a watercolour painting on vellum by James Bolton, created in roughly 1790. The winter hues are calming and inviting, making this print a brilliant addition to any home gallery wall.