Naturalist Illustration Posters and Art Prints

Owl Antique Naturalist Illustration

Butterflies Antique Naturalist Illustration

Bees Antique Naturalist Illustration

European Lobster Antique Naturalist Illustration

Peacock Antique Naturalist Illustration

Le Jardin Des Plantes by Paul Gervais (1842)

Red Avadavat, Marsh gentian, common sawfly, Fluminense swallowtail and shells from the Natural History Cabinet of Anna Blackburne (1768) by James Bolton

African Brown-Headed Parrot Antique Naturalist Illustration

Blue-crowned Trogon Antique Naturalist Illustration

American Crow Antique Naturalist Illustration

African Grey Parrot Antique Naturalist Illustration

American Robin Antique Naturalist Illustration

Charles Darwin: Renowned 19th-century English naturalist and biologist. Proposed the theory of evolution by natural selection, revolutionizing the understanding of species development.

Scientific name: Quercus Family: Fagaceae Higher classification: Beech family Order: Fagales Kingdom: Plantae

The great naturalist. Magnificent observer of nature. Dedicated mind that unlocked the principle that shapes all life.

This image, signed “Ruttedge” or “Rutledge” is from “The illustrated book of canaries and cage-birds, British and foreign”, by W. A. Blakston, W. Swaysland, and August F. Weiner, published 1878. This work is in the public domain without copyright restrictions. Left: King Parrot. Right: Pennant’s Parakeet.

Pigeon Antique Naturalist Illustration

Henry David Thoreau: Transcendentalist author, nature enthusiast, and civil disobedience advocate, promoting simplicity, self-reliance, and harmony with the environment.

This public domain image is from the book "Insect life; an introduction to nature study and a guide for teachers, students and others interested in out-of-door life" (1901), by John Henry Comstock and Anna Botsford Comstock. 1. The Baltimore, Euphydras phaton 2. An Orange-tip, Anthocharis stella. 3. The Green-clouded swallow-tail, Euphaedes troilus. The larva feeds on spice bush. 4. The Dog's-head, Zerene caesonia. The larva feeds on clover.

Original Publication: Oiseaux brillans du Brésil, Paris, 1834. Artist: Jean Théodore Descourtilz (1796-1855)

Sweet vintage owl with flowers on orange marble.

Watercolor illustration of a male and female Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) in a courtship feeding ritual.

Scientific name: Octopoda Class: Cephalopoda

Purple figs and fig leaves drawn in a vintage illustration style. Great gift for plant lovers and anyone who likes nature aesthetic decor. By Rosie Moon Creations.

Soldier ants Eciton burchellii are part of raiding ant colonies found in tropical forest of Central and South America

Vintage Aesthetic Design of Different Kinds of Wild Mushrooms.

Vintage Design of different Fungi and Mushroom Sketches with he Title Mycology.

Watercolor portrait of an idyllic Maine stump, covered in species native to North America's boreal forests. This edition includes numbers and corresponding common names for each species.

Tropical soil profile

This steampunk style periodic table is designed to look like an antique while having all 118 modern elements from Hydrogen to Oganesson. The octopus holding a glass flask in this design is also available a separate art print.

natural design

Original Publication: Birds of America (1827) by John James Audubon (1785–1851), etched by Robert Havell (1793–1878)

natural of fantasy

Immerse yourself in nature with this stunning robin bird design drawn in watercolor. With its bright colors and posture, this iconic European bird will bring a touch of life to your wardrobe or home decor. Whether you're a nature lover or just looking for an eye-catching design, this robin bird is a great choice for adding a touch of charm to any outfit or living space.

Elizabeth, Lady Gwillim (née Symonds) (1763 – 1807) was an English artist and naturalist. While in India, from 1801 to 1807 she painted about 200 Indian birds. Unlike Audubon, Gwillim painted live birds, resulting in more natural poses.

Soldier ants Eciton burchellii are part of raiding ant colonies found in tropical forest of Central and South America.