Early 20th-Century Botanical Print After Redouté - _Rosa Indica Cruenta_ (Bengal Rose) - 16¼"x 12¼"

An early twentieth-century reissue after Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759-1840), this botanical print captures the quiet glamour of the Rosa Indica Cruenta, or Bengal Rose, its velvety coral-to-crimson petals and finely veined leaves rendered with the crisp line work and naturalistic shading that honor Redouté’s legacy as Empress Joséphine’s celebrated court artist.

Presented in a slender gilt frame, the plate balances the delicacy and intensity of this historic rose variety, merging botanical accuracy with lyrical artistry and bringing a calm, garden-inspired mood to an interior. The frame shows gentle wear from age, while the sheet displays scattered foxing and light discoloration that enhance its authentic period character.

Ideal for a powder room, guest bedroom, or incorporated into a botanical gallery wall, it introduces a luminous, garden-fresh spirit to the home. Build a beautiful gallery wall with more related prints available here.