Sort By: Title | Author | Price Ascending | Price Descending 1 2 3 Next Last Results for Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Acanthophoenix Crinita : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Acer Polymorphum Palmatifidum : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Achimenes Multiflora (Gloxinia planalta. Native botanical to Brazil) : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Adiantum Farleyense : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Allamanda Nobilis : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9 7/8 x 13 3/8 Inches). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration and framed in one inch neoclassical gold moulding. Sized to 18 x 21.5 inches. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $395.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Alocasia Metallica : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Alocasia Zebrina : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Alona Coelestis (native botanical to Chili) : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Alsophila Glauca, Asophila Contaminans : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Alstroemeria Chilensis : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9 7/8 x 13 3/8 Inches). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration and framed in one inch neoclassical gold moulding. Sized to 18 x 21.5 inches. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $395.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Alstroemeria Pelegrina : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Amarantus Salicifolius : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Amaryllis (Sprekelia) Cybister Herb : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9 7/8 x 13 3/8 Inches). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration and framed in one inch neoclassical gold moulding. Sized to 18 x 21.5 inches. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $395.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Amaryllis Procera : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Amaryllis Solandræflora : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Amherstia Nobilis, Wall : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (13.25 x 19.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $325.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Amorphophallus Campanulatus : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Amorphophallus Rivieri : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Amorphophallus Rivieri : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Anigosanthus Pulcherrimus : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aphelandra Squarrosa Leopoldi : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aplotaxis Gossypina : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Lowry-James Rare Prints & Books, ABAA, ILABRare Prints & Books from The Age of Discovery: 16th-19th CenturiesPost Office Box 376 Clinton, WA 98236 USAShop location: 101 Anthes. Langley, WA on Whidbey Islandrarebooks@lowryjames.comwww.lowryjames.com(360) 221-0477 Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aquilegia Jucunda (Columbine native to Siberia) : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aquilegia Leptoceras Chrysantha (Columbine. Native to North America) : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aralia Maximowiczi : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aralia Papyrifera : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aralia Pentaphylla : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aristolochia Duchartrei : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aristolochia Goldieana : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aristolochia Grandiflora : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Artocarpus Cannonii : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Arundo Donax : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aster Sikkimensisi. (Native plant of the Himalayas) : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Ataccia Cristata : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Aucuba Japonica : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Balsamines a fleurs de Camellias : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9 7/8 x 13 3/8 Inches). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration and framed in one inch neoclassical gold moulding. Sized to 18 x 21.5 inches. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $395.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Banksia Occidentalis. Native to Australia : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Begonia Octopetala : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Lowry-James Rare Prints & Books, ABAA, ILABRare Prints & Books from The Age of Discovery: 16th-19th CenturiesPost Office Box 376 Clinton, WA 98236 USAShop location: 101 Anthes. Langley, WA on Whidbey Islandrarebooks@lowryjames.comwww.lowryjames.com(360) 221-0477 Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Billbergia Viridiflora : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Bomarea Chontalensis : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Browallia Jamesoni. Native plant of Equador : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Brunsvigia Toxicaria : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Brunswigia Ciliaris : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Calathea Veitchiana : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Calochortus Splendens, Luteus, Venustus. Native to California : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Camellia Japonica Candor (Rev. Herbert) : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Camellia Japonica. Alexina : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Camellia Japonica. de la Reine (Varenbergh) : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph (chromolithograph) printed by Horto Van Houtteano. Octavo (6.5 x 9.75 inch, 165 x 248 mm). Elegantly matted in Ivory rag mat with gold French line decoration. Sized to 12 x 16 inches and suitable for framing. In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $150.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Canna Liliiflora : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart Van Houtte, Louis. Lemaire, Charles and M. Scheidweiler. Capanea Grandiflora : Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe A Fine original hand-finished color-printed lithograph printed in Horto Van Houtteano. Folio (9.75 x 13.25 Inches). In recognition of both the burgeoning interest in horticulture throughout 19th Century Europe and the grand discoveries of the plant hunters worldwide, several botanical periodicals were produced to document and illustrate the beauty of new botanical specimens from around the globe. Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe, published in Ghent from 1845 to 1888 and edited by Charles Lemaire and Louis van Houtte, was among the finest horticultural journals produced at the time. The editors, experienced botanical engravers, botanists and nurserymen in their own right, brought their talents to this glorious publication which documented both the newly discovered exotics and the popularly cultivated plants of Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond. Charles Lemaire was an engraver for P. J. Redoute's masterful works Les Liliaces, (Paris c. 1802-16) and Les Roses, both Folio and subsequent Octavo editions (Paris c.1817-24, 1835). Louis Van Houtte, proprietor of Establishment Louis Van Houtte, the largest and most esteemed nursery on the continent during the mid-19th century, commissioned his own team of plant explorers to travel and gather previously undiscovered orchids and other exotics for initial cultivation in his exclusive greenhouses, and then subsequent illustration and documentation in his Flore des Serres series. Production of the work ceased with the death of Louis van Houtte. Rich and luminous, this plate is printed from stone in multiple colors and then finished by hand at the printing studios amidst the van Houtte gardens. (DeBelder, Sitwell, Plesch) Publisher Information: Louis Van Houtte, Ghent: 1845-1888. Price: $225.00 Add to Cart 1 2 3 Next Last

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