Camelia Collection

Raphael Kirchner - Art Nouveau lady holding looking upward
Pretty Art Nouveau lady with a pink camelia in her hair and holding a frond looking upward - fine illustration by Raphael Kirchner. Date: circa 1903

Variete of camelia Giardino Santarelli (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica), cultivation in seedlings, in Italy
FLO4647657 Variete of camelia Giardino Santarelli (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica), cultivation in seedlings, in Italy, scarlet color flower with white spots. Lithograph of L

Variete of camelias (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica), has ecarlate flower with a white line
FLO4647629 Variete of camelias (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica), has ecarlate flower with a white line. Chromolithography by P.de Pannemaeker, published in 1886 in Ghent (Belgium)

Variete of hybrid camelias, called Bertha Giglioli (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica), with pink flerus
FLO4647612 Variete of hybrid camelias, called Bertha Giglioli (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica), with pink flerus, white circles and red veins. Lithograph by L

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Susukage, crimson red flower
FLO4647503 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Susukage, crimson red flower. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist, entomology and Japanese zoology

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Yoshino, with white flower
FLO4647425 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Yoshino, with white flower. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist, entomology and Japanese zoology

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Touyahe tsubaki, with crimson red flowers
FLO4647401 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Touyahe tsubaki, with crimson red flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Kara Tsubaki, with ecarlate red flowers
FLO4647335 Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Kara Tsubaki, with ecarlate red flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Iso Arashi, with pea-spotted flowers
FLO4647277 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Iso Arashi, with pea-spotted flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Karaigo Tsurikagari, with purple and ecarlate flowers
FLO4647258 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Karaigo Tsurikagari, with purple and ecarlate flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Kahei, with ecarlate flowers
FLO4647253 Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Kahei, with ecarlate flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist, entomology and Japanese zoology

Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Kara nishiki, with white flowers with crimson red lines
FLO4647161 Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Kara nishiki, with white flowers with crimson red lines. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Shirotahe, with white flowers
FLO4647414 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Shirotahe, with white flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist, entomology and Japanese zoology

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Usuiro, Hatsuyuki and Kakirenge, with pink flowers
FLO4647372 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Usuiro, Hatsuyuki and Kakirenge, with pink flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Shusukane and Karakureoru, with ecarlate flowers
FLO4647314 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Shusukane and Karakureoru, with ecarlate flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

La fee des camelias en robe de petales, dans un interior avec vase et chandelier - Eau forte by Charles Geoffroy
FLO4637476 La fee des camelias en robe de petales, dans un interior avec vase et chandelier - Eau forte by Charles Geoffroy (1819-1882)

Tawny rajah butterfly - Charases bernardus - Charaxes bernardus (Papilio bernardus) on a camellia, Camellia japonica
FLO4576970 Tawny rajah butterfly - Charases bernardus - Charaxes bernardus (Papilio bernardus) on a camellia, Camellia japonica

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Sagurenami and Nabeshima, with pink and white flowers
FLO4646972 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Sagurenami and Nabeshima, with pink and white flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Yama Tsubaki, with purple flowers, or mountain camelias
FLO4646939 Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Yama Tsubaki, with purple flowers, or mountain camelias. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Imadegawa and Hakukan, with ecarlate and white flowers
FLO4647012 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Imadegawa and Hakukan, with ecarlate and white flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Camellia variete Madame Rudolphe Abel (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica), grown in a cold greenhouse
FLO4647649 Camellia variete Madame Rudolphe Abel (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica), grown in a cold greenhouse, ecarlate red flower.; (add.info)

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Daiwa Sangai, crimson red flowers
FLO4647488 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Daiwa Sangai, crimson red flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Kamogawa and Kagenishiki, with pink and red flowers
FLO4647242 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Kamogawa and Kagenishiki, with pink and red flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Sekirousa, with ecarlate flowers
FLO4647487 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Sekirousa, with ecarlate flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Shirataki and Shiroshishi, with white flowers
FLO4647408 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Shirataki and Shiroshishi, with white flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Okonami and Kagoshima, with white and pink flowers
FLO4647247 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Okonami and Kagoshima, with white and pink flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Yahemomiji and Kagazome, with white flowers and ecarlates
FLO4647060 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Yahemomiji and Kagazome, with white flowers and ecarlates

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Tamagawa and Imadegawa, with pink and white striped flowers
FLO4646993 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Tamagawa and Imadegawa, with pink and white striped flowers

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Kokinran, with white and pink flerus
FLO4646988 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Kokinran, with white and pink flerus. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Sarukaze and Sekimori, with white and pink flowers
FLO4646951 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Sarukaze and Sekimori, with white and pink flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variete of hybrid camelias, called Caprioli, with red flowers striped with white (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica)
FLO4647580 Variete of hybrid camelias, called Caprioli, with red flowers striped with white (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica)

Variete of hybrid camelias, called Marchesa Davia (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica)
FLO4647576 Variete of hybrid camelias, called Marchesa Davia (Camellia japonica, Thea japonica) with red flowers veineated with crimson red

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Miyakomeguri, with pink and white flowers
FLO4647289 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Miyakomeguri, with pink and white flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Camelia Madame de Cannart d'Hamale. Hybrid, variete Ghent, grows in a cold greenhouse, pink flower line with red
FLO4647525 Camelia Madame de Cannart d'Hamale. Hybrid, variete Ghent, grows in a cold greenhouse, pink flower line with red. Lithograph of L. Stroobant de Ghent, based on a drawing by P

Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Kagiri and Monokaha, with white flowers
FLO4647424 Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Kagiri and Monokaha, with white flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Yukiyama and Shirorenka, with white flowers
FLO4647423 Variety of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Yukiyama and Shirorenka, with white flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Tamatebako, with white flowers
FLO4647383 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Tamatebako, with white flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist, entomology and Japanese zoology

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Tagasode, with white and pink flowers
FLO4647373 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Tagasode, with white and pink flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Oharichiri, with red and pink flowers
FLO4647359 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Oharichiri, with red and pink flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Ogome, with pink flowers
FLO4647348 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Ogome, with pink flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist, entomology and Japanese zoology

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Senjyu and Kamitsuma, with yellow and ecarlate flowers
FLO4647304 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Senjyu and Kamitsuma, with yellow and ecarlate flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Karanishiki, with white flerus spotted with crimson red peas
FLO4647298 Variety of camelias from Japan (Thea japonica Nois): Karanishiki, with white flerus spotted with crimson red peas

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Yufugiri and Shigure, with pink and white flowers
FLO4647030 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Yufugiri and Shigure, with pink and white flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Imadegawa and Hakukan, with ecarlate and white flowers
FLO4647004 Varieties of Japanese camelias (Thea japonica Nois): Imadegawa and Hakukan, with ecarlate and white flowers. Eau forte en couleurs, woodcut by Kanen Iwasaki (1786-1842) botanist

Camelia from Japan - Japanese camellia, Camellia japonica. Handcoloured zincograph by C. Chabot drawn by Miss M. A
FLO4600370 Camelia from Japan - Japanese camellia, Camellia japonica. Handcoloured zincograph by C. Chabot drawn by Miss M. A

Stuartia pseudo camellia, white flowers originating in Japan. Drawing by Matilda Smith (1854-1926), Lithography by J.N
FLO4585836 Stuartia pseudo camellia, white flowers originating in Japan. Drawing by Matilda Smith (1854-1926), Lithography by J.N

Camelia from Japan, hybrid - Mrs. Abby Wilder, hybrid camellia, Camellia japonica
FLO4647828 Camelia from Japan, hybrid - Mrs. Abby Wilder, hybrid camellia, Camellia japonica. Handcoloured lithograph from Louis van Houtte and Charles Lemaire's Flowers of the Gardens

Camelia from Japan - Cup of Beauty, hybrid camellia, Camellia japonica. Handcoloured lithograph from Louis van Houtte
FLO4647789 Camelia from Japan - Cup of Beauty, hybrid camellia, Camellia japonica. Handcoloured lithograph from Louis van Houtte and Charles Lemaire's Flowers of the Gardens

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"Captivating Camellias: A Timeless Beauty in Art and Nature" Camellias, known for their exquisite beauty and delicate charm, have captured the hearts of artists and nature enthusiasts alike throughout history. Plate 18 presents Raphael Kirchner's mesmerizing Art Nouveau lady, her eyes gazing upward as if enchanted by the allure of these enchanting flowers. In Portugal's Oporto region, nestled within Forjaes' Quinta de Curvos estate, a tower stands proudly amidst lush surroundings. Here, one can imagine the Lady with Camellias from c. 1917 etching and drypoint artwork finding solace in this idyllic setting. Traveling east to Korea, we encounter a vibrant chromolitho depiction that showcases its cultural significance in this part of the world. The flower's symbolism intertwines with Korean traditions and aesthetics to create an artistic masterpiece. The allure of camellias extends beyond visual artistry; it also inspires still life compositions like "Still Life of Chrysanthemums and Camelias" painted on canvas back in 1883. This oil painting captures the ephemeral beauty of these blooms while immortalizing them for generations to come. Delving into historical archives reveals PD. 21-1960 Camellia Japonica watercolor from 1793—a testament to how long humans have admired this flower's elegance. Its delicate petals are meticulously rendered through watercolors, showcasing both botanical accuracy and artistic finesse. Even porcelain artisans couldn't resist incorporating camellias into their creations during the early 18th century when a dish adorned with underglaze blue & overglaze enamels was crafted. This piece serves as a reminder that camellias transcend mediums—whether paint or porcelain—to become timeless symbols of gracefulness. Moving onto Nine Flower Plates created using watercolors further emphasizes camellia's prominence among other blossoms celebrated through artistry.