c.1838 Junglefowl

c.1838 Junglefowlc. 1838 Junglefowl One of the wild ancestors of the domestic chicken, the junglefowl appears here in beautiful hand coloured French prints from the 1800s. Portraits of this style were originally printed in black and white and then hand painted over the top to give them vibrant colours. Restored to their former glory here in our studio in Lancashire, these exquisitely detailed prints bring colour and flair to a range of interior design schemes. Each

and they’ve been digitally restored to their former glory here in our studio in Lancashire

Referencing a vibrant French print from the first part of the 19th century

this picture comes in moody blue and grey tones that make the lush greenery of the tree stand out

1877 Tropical Plants Used as Food and Clothing

A forest image in warm neutrals

We’ve carefully remastered it in our Lancashire studio to restore it to its former glory

depicting a profoundly emotional scene that resonates deeply with anyone who has lost a beloved dog

1843 Studies of South American Palm Trees

published in 1904

COW & CALF

Prints of this style were originally produced in black and white and then hand-painted over the top to give them vibrant colours

Stunning framed print