Pierre Joseph Redouté Sold at Auction Prices

Altarpiece painter, Flower painter, Lithographer, b. 1759 - d. 1840

Artist Pierre Joseph Redounte was born in 1759 to a Flemish family known for creating decorative paintings, and he made a name for himself with his skills of bringing flowers to life on canvas. His painting focus was on natural subjects, and at the age of 16, assisted in the decoration of the Karlsburg. In 1782, he spent time in Paris, where his natural talent came to the attention of botanist Charles Louis L'Heritier. He taught Redoute the skill of dissection and granted him access to his botany library and collection of plants. As a leader in the area of botanical paintings, artist Pierre Joesph Redoute created works for the likes of Marie-Antoinette and Empress Josephine Bonaparte. Throughout his entire career he created over 2,100 different paintings, with the most famous Pierre Joseph Redoute art prints for sale found in his books Les Liliacees and Les Roses. Build up a collection of accurate plant representations with the manyfascinating botanical prints for sale online.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Blood Lily or Paintbrush Lily (Haemanthus Coccineus)
              Feb. 15, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Blood Lily or Paintbrush Lily (Haemanthus Coccineus)

              Est: $1,500 - $2,500

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Baby Doll Ti or Good-Luck Plant (Dracoena Terminalis)
              Feb. 15, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Baby Doll Ti or Good-Luck Plant (Dracoena Terminalis)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Gladiolus (Gladiolus Merianus)
              Feb. 08, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Gladiolus (Gladiolus Merianus)

              Est: $1,500 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Sea Daffodil (Pancratium Maritimum)
              Feb. 08, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Sea Daffodil (Pancratium Maritimum)

              Est: $400 - $800

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Rose - Rosa carolina corymbosa
              Feb. 08, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Rose - Rosa carolina corymbosa

              Est: $2,000 - $4,000

              This outstanding botanical engraving is from Pierre-Joseph Redoute's Album de Redoute. The work was published in Paris by Imprimerie de Remond. It was not dated, but was done circa 1824. Each plate for this work was stipple-engraved, printed in color, with each finished by hand after Redoute, by Langlois, Bessin, de Gouy, Couten, Tassaert, Allais, and Chaponnieu. Album was specially published to include a selection of engravings from his most celebrated works. It included engravings from Les Roses, Les Liliacees, and Jardin de la Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. The work proved to be not only outstanding in terms of its beauty but also for its scientific merits. Many of the images were after Thory's personal collection as well as the rose garden of the Empress Josephine's garden at Malmaison. Redoute and Thory described almost all of the important roses that were known in their time. Lawalree describes the text as being 'of outstanding importance to both botanists and horticulturalists. Redoute's fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Each plate was created using the 'a la poupee' process in which the color was applied before the printing. Hand-finished coloring was painstakingly applied after printing. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. The process of stipple engraving and color printing give the Redoute Rose prints their luminous quality. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image.

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            • French School Oil Portrait of Pierre-Joseph Redouté
              Feb. 01, 2025

              French School Oil Portrait of Pierre-Joseph Redouté

              Est: $30,000 - $50,000

              French School (19th Century), Formerly attributed to Eugene Isabey (1803-1886). Portrait of Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759-1840). Oil on canvas. 36" x 28" canvas, 41 1/2" x 33 1/2" framed. Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759-1840) is unquestionably the best-known botanical illustrator of any era. His work seems to demand the invention of lofty praise. His most famed publications are Les Liliacées (completed ca. 1802-1816) and Les Roses (completed ca. 1817-1824), and many of the original watercolors, as well as the stipple engravings, are available at Arader Galleries, including some engravings in this sale. This captivating portrait, showing the artist half-length, in a dark coat, seated at a table with a book, is a ready reminder of Redouté’s genius and a handsome complement to any collection of his spectacular works.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Peruvian Lily (Alstroemeria Pelegrina)
              Feb. 01, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Peruvian Lily (Alstroemeria Pelegrina)

              Est: $800 - $1,200

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Peacock Ginger (Kaempferia Longa)
              Feb. 01, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Peacock Ginger (Kaempferia Longa)

              Est: $800 - $1,200

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios
              Feb. 01, 2025

              REDOUTE & PREVOST: "Fleurs..." - 50+ Portfolios

              Est: $500 - $800

              A large collection of approximately 50 portfolios of vintage colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les oeuvres les plus jolies" (Flowers and Fruits - chosen from the prettiest works), with text by Paul Leon. Each portfolio contains approximately 14 prints. Published by Sidney Z. Lucas and the Paris Etching Society, and distributed by Camilla Lucas, New York. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, New York. [Cover: 19" H x 13" W]. Vintage condition, with toning, age/handling wear, water damage, stains, marks, and tears.

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            • Duhamel du Monceau and P. J. Redoute, five botanical prints (5)
              Jan. 30, 2025

              Duhamel du Monceau and P. J. Redoute, five botanical prints (5)

              Est: $200 - $300

              Duhamel du Monceau and P. J. Redoute, five botanical prints (5) lot includes: two hand colored engravings by Henri-Louis Duhamel du Monceau (French, 1700-1782) Figue Violette 1768 and Gros Faras1768; together with three from Pierre-Joseph Redouté (French, 1759-1840) all three are modern reproductions.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Yellow Lady's Slipper Orchid (Cypripedium Flavescens)
              Jan. 25, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Yellow Lady's Slipper Orchid (Cypripedium Flavescens)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Persian Lily (Fritillaria Persica)
              Jan. 25, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Persian Lily (Fritillaria Persica)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Pickerelweed (Pontederia Cordata)
              Jan. 25, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Pickerelweed (Pontederia Cordata)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Black Garlic (Allium Nigrum)
              Jan. 25, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Black Garlic (Allium Nigrum)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - 4 Botanical Engravings
              Jan. 25, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - 4 Botanical Engravings

              Est: $1,500 - $2,500

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - 3 Ixia Engravings
              Jan. 25, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - 3 Ixia Engravings

              Est: $1,500 - $2,500

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Floral Bouquet of Roses
              Jan. 18, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Floral Bouquet of Roses

              Est: $3,000 - $5,000

              This exquisite, exceptionally rare, folio hand-colored lithograph is from Pierre-Joseph Redoute's Collection de beaux bouquets lithographiés par divers artistes d’apres les meilleurs peintres de fleurs. The work was published in Paris by de la Rue and London by Gambart between 1850 and 1855. The illustrations were completed by Redoute and lithographed by Grobon Frères and A. Prévost. "There is no other bibliographical record of this book. That plates are no copies of those that appear in any other Redouté work." (Great Flower Books) The work is exceedingly hard to find, with limited publication information, and likely one of the last publications in Redoute's lifetime. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Orange Day-Lily (Hemerocallis Falva)
              Jan. 18, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Orange Day-Lily (Hemerocallis Falva)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Ixia fusco-citrina
              Jan. 18, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Ixia fusco-citrina

              Est: $500 - $1,500

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Orchid (Epidendrum Aloifolium)
              Jan. 18, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Orchid (Epidendrum Aloifolium)

              Est: $500 - $1,500

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • P.-J. REDOUTE: Pair of Botanical Lithographs
              Jan. 11, 2025

              P.-J. REDOUTE: Pair of Botanical Lithographs

              Est: $400 - $600

              Pair of botanical lithograph prints, framed under glass, depicting "Rosa" and "Rosa Centifolia", by Pierre-Joseph Redoute (Belgian-French, 1759-1840). [Art: 14.5" HG x 10" W; Frame: 23" H x 18.5" W]. n good condition.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Pair of Orchid Engravings
              Jan. 11, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Pair of Orchid Engravings

              Est: $1,500 - $2,500

              Included in this lot: Thicket Butterfly Orchid (Epidendrum Bifidum) Florida Star Orchid (Epidendrum Finense) Description of the work: This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Pair of Botanical Engravings: Gladiolus Inclinatus & Vieusseuxia Glaucopis
              Jan. 11, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Pair of Botanical Engravings: Gladiolus Inclinatus & Vieusseuxia Glaucopis

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Rose - Rosa gallica agatha (var. Delphiniana)
              Jan. 11, 2025

              Redoute, Folio - Rose - Rosa gallica agatha (var. Delphiniana)

              Est: $1,500 - $2,500

              This outstanding botanical engraving is from Pierre-Joseph Redoute's Album de Redoute. The work was published in Paris by Imprimerie de Remond. It was not dated, but was done circa 1824. Each plate for this work was stipple-engraved, printed in color, with each finished by hand after Redoute, by Langlois, Bessin, de Gouy, Couten, Tassaert, Allais, and Chaponnieu. Album was specially published to include a selection of engravings from his most celebrated works. It included engravings from Les Roses, Les Liliacees, and Jardin de la Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. The work proved to be not only outstanding in terms of its beauty but also for its scientific merits. Many of the images were after Thory's personal collection as well as the rose garden of the Empress Josephine's garden at Malmaison. Redoute and Thory described almost all of the important roses that were known in their time. Lawalree describes the text as being 'of outstanding importance to both botanists and horticulturalists. Redoute's fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Each plate was created using the 'a la poupee' process in which the color was applied before the printing. Hand-finished coloring was painstakingly applied after printing. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. The process of stipple engraving and color printing give the Redoute Rose prints their luminous quality. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image.

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            • Redoute - Nun or Swamp Orchid (Limodorum Tankervillae)
              Jan. 04, 2025

              Redoute - Nun or Swamp Orchid (Limodorum Tankervillae)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute - Tiger Flower (Tigridia Pavonia)
              Jan. 04, 2025

              Redoute - Tiger Flower (Tigridia Pavonia)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute - Wood Lily (Lilium Philadelphicum)
              Jan. 04, 2025

              Redoute - Wood Lily (Lilium Philadelphicum)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute - Canada Lily (Lilium Penduliflorum)
              Jan. 04, 2025

              Redoute - Canada Lily (Lilium Penduliflorum)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute - Waterfall Gladiolus; Gladiolus Carinalis
              Dec. 28, 2024

              Redoute - Waterfall Gladiolus; Gladiolus Carinalis

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute - Stiff Ixia; Ixia Hyalina
              Dec. 28, 2024

              Redoute - Stiff Ixia; Ixia Hyalina

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute - Chasmanthe; Antholyza Athiopica
              Dec. 28, 2024

              Redoute - Chasmanthe; Antholyza Athiopica

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Golden Canna Lily (Canna Flaccida)
              Dec. 21, 2024

              Redoute, Folio - Golden Canna Lily (Canna Flaccida)

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Hosta (Hemerocallis caerulea). 106
              Dec. 21, 2024

              Redoute, Folio - Hosta (Hemerocallis caerulea). 106

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Dayflower (Commelina tuberosa). 100
              Dec. 21, 2024

              Redoute, Folio - Dayflower (Commelina tuberosa). 100

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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            • Redoute, Folio - Orchid (Limodorum purpureum).
              Dec. 21, 2024

              Redoute, Folio - Orchid (Limodorum purpureum).

              Est: $1,000 - $2,000

              This exquisite folio stipple engraving is from Pierre Joseph Redoute's Les Liliacees. The work was published in Paris between 1802 and 1816 by chez l'auteur, imprimerie de Didot jeune. Each engraving features original hand-coloring and is on woven, watermarked paper. Les Liliacees was completed by Redoute while under the patronage of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. The work is often considered Redoute's masterpiece. It was his largest and most ambitious work, representing not only lilies as the title suggests, but images of iris, orchids, amaryllis, and other botanical groups. The images were drawn from Empress Josephine's gardens at Malmaison. Redoute's name is synonymous with beauty and in the world of botanical art he is known as the best. His fame is due in large part to his diligent effort to perfect the use of stipple engraving. This labor intensive, and therefore expensive, technique creates subtle yet stunning variations of color making it superior to the engraving alone. Stippling is an etching process that employs dots instead of lines to form the image, which is then color printed by applying colored inks directly to the copper plate for each impression. The use of colored inks, greens and browns to print the stems and leaves, and reds and pinks to print the flowers, create a more luminous print by eliminating the necessity to paint watercolor over a back inked image. Redoute was renowned for his artistic ability and tutored such people as Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Josephine, Marie-Louise, and Queen Marie-Amelie. Redoute influenced a breadth of artists that followed him including Turpin, Poiteau, Bessa, and Prevost. Redoute is widely considered the finest botanical illustrator of the early 19th century, if not throughout history. He was often referred to as the "Raphael of Flowers" because of his exquisite compositional sense and clarity of vision. More than with any other painter, one sees in Redouté's flowers living, breathing beings at their most beautiful moment.

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