Gladiolus Collection
"Flowers of the Garden: Gladiolus in Victorian Botanical Illustration" Step into a world of beauty as we explore the enchanting gladiolus
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"Flowers of the Garden: Gladiolus in Victorian Botanical Illustration" Step into a world of beauty as we explore the enchanting gladiolus, captured in exquisite Victorian botanical illustrations. From the delicate petals of the gladiolus lemon drop to the vibrant hues x hortulanus priscilla against a striking black background, these flowers are truly a sight to behold. But it's not just their visual appeal that makes them fascinating. Witness the intricate dance between nature and wildlife as you discover a Sword-grass moth caterpillar gracefully perched on a Field gladiolus. In Upper Bavaria, Germany, watch in awe as a Gladiolus palustris blooms alongside a graceful butterfly, creating an ethereal scene straight out of a fairytale. Travel to Tuscany and be transported by its breathtaking landscapes adorned with elegant gladioli standing proudly before Belvedere amidst swirling fog. The contrast between nature's elements and these majestic flowers is nothing short of mesmerizing. Delve deeper into history with Desire Bois' chromolithograph from Edward Steps' Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse, showcasing Ghent cornflag - Gladiolus x gandavensis - in all its glory. This masterpiece transports us back to London in 1896 when such illustrations were cherished for their artistic precision. And who could forget about our furry friends? Marvel at the adorable Red Squirrel fearlessly climbing within the confines of a Gladiolus flower, proving that even small creatures find solace among these magnificent blooms. Gladioli have inspired artists throughout time; whether it be through oil paintings like "Gladiolen" or "Vase of Flowers, " they continue to captivate hearts with their vibrant colors and graceful forms. So next time you encounter Ghent cornflag or any other variety of this remarkable flower, take a moment to appreciate its beauty and the rich history it carries.