Hyacinths from The Temple of Flora, 1801

Hyacinths

11×14"
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Hyacinths from The Temple of Flora, 1801

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Hyacinths

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Est. 1871 — About the Museum

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A4 — 8.3×11.7in · A3 — 11.7×16.5in · A2 — 16.5×23.4in · What size should I choose?

Print Details
  • Museum quality — Giclée prints with archival pigment inks.
  • Fine art paper — Hahnemühle German Etching, 310gsm.
  • Built to endure — Printed to archival standards for lasting preservation.
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Five hyacinth varieties gather against a coastal landscape in this plate from Robert John Thornton’s theatrical Temple of Flora.

Engraved by Thomas Warner after Sydenham Teak Edwards in 1801. The source image is public domain through The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access programme. Printed on Hahnemühle fine-art paper.

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About the work

Published in 1801 for Robert John Thornton’s The Temple of Flora, this plate gathers five varieties of hyacinth against a coastal landscape. Engraver Thomas Warner worked after Sydenham Teak Edwards, combining aquatint, stipple, colour printing and hand colouring to make the flowers monumental rather than diagrammatic.

Source

Engraved by Thomas Warner after Sydenham Teak Edwards and published by Robert John Thornton; the original is held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The source image is released through The Met Open Access programme as public domain. This print is produced as part of the Museum of Imagined Worlds art project.

Print details

Printed with archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle German Etching 310gsm. Choose your size below.

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