Approximately 220 royalty-free illustrations of plants and flowers featuring the extraordinary clarity and decorative beauty characteristic of old-time herbals. Originally used to illustrate a rare 16th-century botanical reference, these lovely illustrations depict blossoms and foliage from lavender, asparagus, and honeysuckle plants; maple, almond, apricot, apple and peach trees; and scores of other specimens.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Look elsewhere for conspicuous floral elements...,
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This review is from: Decorative Floral Woodcuts of the Sixteenth Century (Dover Pictorial Archives) (Paperback)
The title is "Decorative Floral Woodcuts", well they do appear to be woodcuts
but I would have to say the "Floral" element is few and far between. These woodcuts are mostly plants heavy in leaf material with inconspicuous fruits & tiny nondescript flowers. They are beautiful for what they are, but if you are looking for hearty floral elements this probably wont do it for you.
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