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Pierre-Joseph Redouté: Morning Glory Giclée Art Print (1800s)

Pierre-Joseph Redouté: Morning Glory Giclée Art Print (1800s)

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Greet the day with the fleeting beauty and unparalleled elegance of the French Empire with this exquisite Giclée reproduction of Pierre-Joseph Redouté's Morning Glory. Dating from the early 1800s, this print captures the trumpet-shaped blossom and vining leaves with the signature precision of "The Raphael of Flowers."

Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759–1840) was the most famous botanical illustrator of his era, patronized by Empress Joséphine Bonaparte at her celebrated gardens. The Morning Glory (Belle de Jour) was a frequent subject, loved for its rapid growth and the glorious opening of its petals at dawn.

  • Symbolism of Transience: The Morning Glory, whose bloom lasts only a single day, is a classic symbol of fleeting beauty, mortality, and the fresh start of a new day. Redouté's illustration typically captures the flower in its perfect, opened state, highlighting its vibrant color (often rich blue, purple, or pink) and delicate, fluted structure.

  • Mastery of Stipple Engraving: The original print would have utilized the highly refined stipple engraving technique, meticulously finished with hand-coloring. This method was essential for achieving the subtle translucence of the petals and the detailed texture of the vine and leaves, making the illustration appear startlingly alive against the clean, Neoclassical background.

  • Neoclassical Grace: Redouté’s composition maintains perfect balance, focusing entirely on the natural structure and the luminous quality of the plant. It embodies the refined taste and scientific curiosity of the French Imperial period.

This print is an essential acquisition for collectors of Classical Botanical Art, French Decorative Art, and anyone seeking elegant, historically significant nature-inspired decor.

  • Artist: Pierre-Joseph Redouté (French, 1759–1840), "The Raphael of Flowers."

  • Artwork: Morning Glory (Ipomoea species).

  • Date: Original published c. 1800s (Napoleonic Era).

  • Style: Classical Botanical Illustration; noted for scientific accuracy, elegant composition, and meticulous stipple engraving.

  • Subject: A detailed study of the Morning Glory vine, featuring its trumpet-shaped flowers and foliage.

  • Print Quality: Museum-quality Archival Giclée Reproduction faithfully capturing the original's delicate line work, subtle shading, and the rich, luminous quality of the watercolor effects.

  • Aesthetic: Ultimate botanical decor and classic historical French elegance.

Own a piece of French imperial history and the delicate artistry of the botanical master. This stunning Redouté Morning Glory print offers unmatched grace and a perfect celebration of spring. Order this Archival Giclée reproduction today.

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