Pair of Framed Pierre-Joseph Redouté Rose Botanical Prints
Framed Art and Botanical Prints

Pair of Framed Pierre-Joseph Redouté Rose Botanical Prints

This is a matching pair of rectangular botanical art prints featuring floral illustrations by the renowned Belgian artist Pierre-Joseph Redouté, likely from his famous series 'Les Roses'. The prints depict delicate rose blooms—one in pink and one in a pale mauve-white—with intricate details of the stems, leaves, and buds. The artwork is housed within traditional gold-gilded wood frames that feature a slight mottle or faux-aged texture. Each piece is double-matted, featuring a narrow teal or blue-green inner border and a wider cream-colored outer mat. While the prints exhibit the classic 19th-century style, these are likely mid-to-late 20th-century reproductions. The botanical names are visibly printed in cursive script at the bottom of each image field. Regarding condition, there is notable signs of age and wear; specifically, the matting on the right-hand frame shows significant water staining and foxing along the bottom edge. The gold gilding on the frames appears largely intact but shows minor scuffing consistent with age. The prints are protected by glass, which remains clear but may require cleaning. The craftsmanship reflects decorative-grade framing suitable for traditional home interiors.

Estimated Value

$60-120

Basic Information

Category

Framed Art and Botanical Prints

Appraised On

January 27, 2026

Estimated Value

$60-120

Item Description

This is a matching pair of rectangular botanical art prints featuring floral illustrations by the renowned Belgian artist Pierre-Joseph Redouté, likely from his famous series 'Les Roses'. The prints depict delicate rose blooms—one in pink and one in a pale mauve-white—with intricate details of the stems, leaves, and buds. The artwork is housed within traditional gold-gilded wood frames that feature a slight mottle or faux-aged texture. Each piece is double-matted, featuring a narrow teal or blue-green inner border and a wider cream-colored outer mat. While the prints exhibit the classic 19th-century style, these are likely mid-to-late 20th-century reproductions. The botanical names are visibly printed in cursive script at the bottom of each image field. Regarding condition, there is notable signs of age and wear; specifically, the matting on the right-hand frame shows significant water staining and foxing along the bottom edge. The gold gilding on the frames appears largely intact but shows minor scuffing consistent with age. The prints are protected by glass, which remains clear but may require cleaning. The craftsmanship reflects decorative-grade framing suitable for traditional home interiors.

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