StudioBotanika is a fine print gallery specializing in rare and collectible antique botanical prints and natural history prints, including first editions and iconic works from Karl Blossfeldt, William Curtis and Mary Vaux Walcott among others. We stock thousands of botanical prints, and offer archival framing services in a variety of styles to match any decor.
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BY SUBJECT:
- Bird prints
- Cactus prints
- Fern + Leaf prints
- Fruit + Vegetables
- Iris prints
- Orchid prints
- Peony prints
- Rose prints
- Tulip prints
- Waterlily prints
BY ARTIST / AUTHOR:
- James Anderson
- James Bateman
- Karl Blossfeldt
- Henry Conard
- William Curtis
- William Dykes
- Daniel Cady Eaton
- Mary Grierson
- Nikolaus von Jacquin
- Christabel King
- Jean Linden
- John Lindley
- Edward J. Lowe
- Margaret Mee
- François Michaux
- Pierre Redouté
- Joseph Risso
- Pandora Sellars
- Lilian Snelling
- Margaret Stones
- John Torrey
- Louisa Anne Twamley
- Elizabeth Twining
- Various artists
- Ferdinand Vietz
- Mary Vaux Walcott
- Robert Warner
- William Woodville
- John Wright
BY TITLE:
- Asiatic Magnolias
- The Auricula
- The Camellia
- Flora Magnifica
- Flora Superba
- Gardener's Assistant
- The Genus Lilium
- The Genus Paeonia
- Hummingbirds and Orchids of Mexico
- Carnations & Pinks
- Old Garden Roses
- Peaches of New York
- Peonies of Greece
- Reichenbachia
- The Rhododendron
- Royal Roses London
- Wild Flowers-England
Claudia Toutain-Dorbec
Claudia Toutain-Dorbec (1949-) is a contemporary American artist born in Oregon, now residing in the northern mountains of New Mexico, USA, and Burgundy, France. She is a multi-media artist and includes photography, painting, drawing, collage, and sculpture in her work, currently shown at the Downey Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico and at the Kieser Gallery in France. Her interest in botanical subjects is lifelong.
Botanical projects include dried and pressed specimens, photography, and botanical drawings. She completed a major work of approximately 250 images of Southwest specimens in 2008: A Year in the Southwest: An Exploration of the Natural World. Images were taken with a large format 1952 Graflex 4x5" film camera and a large format high definition scanner used like a camera.
StudioBotanika is pleased to represent Claudia's work with an exclusive selection of signed & numbered limited edition prints from the collection.
