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“I bought one of Room Four's antique anatomical prints for my study and it's become the first thing visitors notice. The detail is incredible, the print quality is razor-sharp, and it has that perfect blend of science, history and art. It looks like something you'd find in a private medical library.”
Sarah, Bristol
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★★★★★ Exactly the dark-academic look I wanted
“I've spent years trying to find vintage anatomy artwork that doesn't look cheap or overproduced. Room Four absolutely nailed it. The print feels authentic, beautifully reproduced, and gives the room that museum-meets-curiosity-cabinet atmosphere I was after.”
Jason, London
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“Every visit to Room Four when I'm in Glasgow is a highlight. As someone who works closely with anatomy every day, I have high standards for this kind of artwork — and they always deliver. Beautifully curated, authentic pieces that you simply won't find anywhere else.”
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James Bruce Antique Botanical Prints – Black & White Plant Illustrations (Set of 4) - Published London, 1804
James Bruce Antique Botanical Prints – Black & White Plant Illustrations (Set of 4) - Published London, 1804
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Ethnobotanical Publications Published by Longman & Co., London, 1804. This botanical plate set (4) exemplifies the refined engraving style of the period. Produced during a time when scientific illustration was both an art form and a vital tool for natural study, the prints feature finely rendered linework, accurate plant morphology, and the elegant typographic conventions typical of Longman publications.
Vol VII – No 19 — Kuara
• Vol VII – No 22 — Cusso Banksia
• Vol VII – No 20 — Hallenfaa
• Vol VII – No 54 — Kummel
Surviving examples from this era are increasingly scarce, making this set a desirable piece for collectors of antique botanical art, Georgian‑period prints, and early scientific illustration. Its monochrome detailing and classical composition also make it ideal for framing as timeless wall decor.
Free Shipping Worldwide - Royal Mail Tracked & Insured, rolled in acid free paper and packaged in a protective cardboard tube.
Collection available from our Glasgow Store.
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