Pair of Framed Botanical Rose Prints after Pierre-Joseph Redouté

This is a pair of vintage framed botanical prints featuring rose specimens, executed in the style of the famous Belgian botanist Pierre-Joseph Redouté. Each print showcases a unique rose variety: one depicts a deep crimson-red rose in full bloom with lush green foliage, and the other illustrates a soft pink 'Rosa centifolia' with multiple buds and a thorny stem. The prints are rendered with delicate stipple engraving aesthetics, capturing fine details in the petals and leaf venation. They are housed in matching rectangular wooden frames with a dark finish and gilded inner beaded edging, providing a classic 19th-century aesthetic. Based on the paper tone and frame style, these appear to be mid-20th-century reproductions. The prints exhibit a slight warm patina or yellowing consistent with age, and the frames show minor surface wear but remain structurally sound. The lower portions of the prints contain cursive botanical nomenclature and artist credits, which are hallmark elements of the 'Les Roses' collection. The craftsmanship of the prints suggests a quality offset lithography or modern gravure process intended for interior decoration. Both are protected behind glass, though some glare is visible on the surface. These items represent a timeless example of botanical art used in traditional home decor.