Irises Collection (#10)

Uji-No-Kawagiri, No. 55, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Saiwoga-Uma, No. 53, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Tanporo, No. 51, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Ushio-No-Kemuri, No. 47, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Shira-No-Tamoto, No. 49, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Hoshi-Zukiyo, No. 45, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Karako-Asobi, No. 42, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Haku-O-Den, No. 40, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Kaku-Jaku-Ro, No. 39, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Kagari-Bi, No. 38, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Aoi-Gata, No. 30, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Yedo-Jiman, No. 36, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Issui-No-Gin, No. 34, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Tsuru-No-Kegoromo, No. 33, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Yamato-Nishiki, No. 31, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Hizume-No-Hyoshi, No. 29, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

U-Chu, No. 25, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Kyo-Kanoko, No 24, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Nanakomachi, No 21, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Kyo-Nishiki, No. 11, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Tai-Hei-Raku, No. 18, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Misuji-No-Ito, No. 17, 1890, (colour woodblock print)
Misuji-No-Ito, No.17, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Tanka-No-Koe, No. 15, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Fuji-No-Yuki, No. 13, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Akashi-No-Ue, No. 10, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Gosetsu-No-Mai, No. 9, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Hatsu-Shimo, No. 6, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Shiga-No-Uranami, No. 3, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Zama-No-Mori, No. 4, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Date-Dogu, No 2, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Bandai-No-Nami, No 1, 1890, (colour woodblock print). From the catalogue of The Yokohama Nursery Co. Ltd. of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Yatsu-Hashi, from Momoyo-gusa (The World of Things) Vol I, pub.1909 (colour block woodcut). Eight Folded Bridge;

U-Chu, No. 25
From the catalogue of the Yokohama nursery of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Nanakomachi, No 21
From the catalogue of the Yokohama nursery of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Al-Al-Gasa, No 19
From the catalogue of the Yokohama nursery of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Misuji-No-Ito, No. 17
From the catalogue of the Yokohama nursery of Seitaro Arai which specialised in Iris kaempferi. Japanese Iris, all native to Japan

Owls eyes. Close-up of the eyes of a long-eared owl (Asio otus). The large eyes of this nocturnal predator help it to navigate and hunt at night

Iris - Rhizomes, swollen stems
ROG-3251 Iris - Rhizomes, swollen stems. Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Irises by Japanese artist Ohara Koson, 1877 - 1945. Ohara Koson was part of the shin-hanga, or new prints movement

Irises by Vincent van Gogh. Vincent van Gogh, 1853 - 1890, Dutch Post-Impressionist artist. Irises was painted in 1889 while van Gogh was in the asylum at Saint-Remy-de-Provence

Kingfisher and Irises, by Japanese artist Ohara Koson, 1877 - 1945. Ohara Koson was part of the shin-hanga, or new prints movement

Dwarf Irises
Dwarf irises bloom in February in Oregon; Astoria, Oregon, United States of America

Wildflowers in Tongass National Forest, Alaska, USA
Wild irises in bloom in Tongass National Forest at dusk; Alaska, United States of America

Dew and Oregon Iris
Morning dew glistens on Oregon Flag (Iris tenax) in an Oregon flowerbed; Astoria, Oregon, United States of America

Purple iris on white background
A perennial Iris and its deep purple petals on a white background

Purple irises against a blue sky
A perennial Iris and its deep purple petals against a deep blue sky, South-central Alaska; Eklutna, Alaska, United States of America

Purple irises against mountains and a blue sky
A perennial Iris and its deep purple petals photographed on the Palmer Hayflats with blue sky and mountains in the background, South-central Alaska; Eklutna, Alaska, United States of America

Irises Octogonal print album 39 prints Japan
Irises, Octogonal print in album with 39 prints. anonymous, Japan, 1880 - 1890, paper, h 223 mm × w 287 mm

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"Captivating Irises: A Kaleidoscope of Colors and Inspiration" In the enchanting world of art, they have long been a muse for artists across different mediums. Plate 32 showcases Van Gogh's masterpiece "Field with Flowers near Arles, " where vibrant irises dance amidst a sea of blossoms, capturing the essence of nature's beauty. Moving to Plate 16, we are greeted by an exquisite portrayal in full bloom. Their delicate petals seem to whisper secrets as they sway gracefully in the wind. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every stroke, making this artwork truly mesmerizing. Plate 18 presents us with another captivating scene – European Tree Frogs nestled among irises. This unexpected combination adds a touch of whimsy and reminds us that beauty can be found even in the most unlikely places. As we turn our attention to Plate 28, we are transported back in time to witness fireflies illuminating a moonlit night. Amongst these magical creatures lies an iris, its ethereal glow enhancing the enchantment that fills the air. The hand-coloured engraving from 1847 showcased on Plate 5 captures the elegance and gracefulness of Iris Germanica. Its regal purple hues stand out against a backdrop of lush greenery, showcasing nature's ability to create breathtaking color palettes. Plate 11 invites us into a world where simplicity reigns supreme - an iris depicted with minimalistic strokes yet radiating undeniable charm. Sometimes it is in simplicity that true beauty shines brightest. Returning to origins on Plate 1, we encounter Iris Germanica once again but this time portrayed through stipple-engraving printed colors from1805-1816. This technique brings forth intricate details and highlights each petal's unique texture while preserving their natural vibrancy. They have captivated artists throughout history; their allure transcends time and borders.