Antique Cactus Prints View this selection of historical cactus prints. All prints are in good condition unless otherwise noted. Ordering and Payment

Mammillaria bicolor Lithograph, ca 1850. Original hand coloring. This print was reduced in size so that there is no lower margin. Title is just barely visible. In upper right corner is part of a page number. Print has light overall age toning and a light spot at the bottom. Page size: 23.5 x 18 cm ( 9.2 x 7 ") Height of green part of cactus: 10.5 cm ( 4.1 ") $ 175.00 Order Nr. CACTUS6154

Cereus truncatus Dec. Engraved by A. Henry after Hohe for Theodor Nees von Esenbeck and W. Sinning ca 1830. Light scattered spotting. $ 180.00 Order Nr. ESENBECK 5709

L'Euphorbe Euphorbia officinarum. Ital. Euforbio. Copper etching by Regnault published 1774-1780. $ 380.00 Order Nr. REG6459

The Pithaya, Or Gigantic Cactus Wood engraving from "Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly", ca 1880. Two Native Americans are below the cactus. Backside is printed. Spot in left margin. Small, repaired tear in left margin. 20.5 x 14.8 cm ( 8 x 5.8 ") $ 30.00 Order Nr. CAC6153

De Bry 21 $ 350.00 Order Nr. 5220

Antique Botanical Prints by De Bry   Johann Theodor De Bry (1528-1598) came from Liege, Belgium to Frankfurt on the Main and founded about 1570 an important publishing house. The famous Florilegium Novum, a comprehensive flower book was first published between 1612 and 1618. The copper engravings we are offering are in very good condition in beautiful modern coloring and are mostly from the 1641 edition, published by Matthäus Merian, Johann Theodor De Bry's son-in-law. The complete title: Florilegium renovatum et auctum: variorum Maximeque rariorum germanium, florum ac platarum. The beauty of the prints is beyond comprehensible description. If you are interested we suggest that you click for viewing. The De Bry number under the image is the plate number on each page. Left margins are narrower. Some have been reinforced. Complete margins are not shown below. The page size: Ca. 31.2 x 20.5 cm ( 12.3 x 8.1 ") unless otherwise given. De Bry 21. Left is Flos Indicus and right is Narcissus Indicus De Bry 80. Upper left is Euphorby Cerei offigies; left bottom is Euphorbium and upper right is Ficus Indica Spinosa maior, lower right is Echino melo Cactos

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