Azalea Scarlet Botanical Art Print

Scarlet azalea blossoms burst into vivid color in this antique botanical illustration published in The Botanical Magazine on January 1, 1792. Fiery red flowers cluster around a slender woody stem, their long, curved stamens extending beyond the ruffled petals. Bright green leaves frame the blooms against a pale background, giving the composition a lively balance of color and delicate detail.

The plant is identified in the historical listing as Azalea nudiflora var. coccinea. The accompanying period description praised its brilliant color and graceful form, while noting that it lacked the fragrance of some other varieties. This reproduction celebrates the decorative beauty of an early botanical plate and makes a striking accent for flower lovers and garden-inspired interiors. Reproduced in archival quality and available as a premium-quality archival art print by Brandywine General Store.

Catalog – Botanical Art Print #12