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About the Artist
Noach van der Meer II was a Dutch engraver and printmaker active in the late eighteenth century, contributing to the flourishing world of illustrated publishing in the Netherlands. His detailed engravings reflect a period when prints served as both decorative art and essential visual references, prized for their clarity and precision.
Collectors today value these works as vintage prints that unite scientific inquiry with artistic expression. For more examples from this era, browse our famous artists and classic art collections.
The Artwork
Created during the Enlightenment, Flowers, Tab. 9 exemplifies the era’s fascination with cataloguing and understanding the natural world. Botanical plates like this were commissioned for scientific portfolios and reference books, supporting the spread of botanical knowledge across Europe and beyond.
Such imagery also reflected social aspirations, signaling a cultivated mind and a passion for discovery. As a historical botanical print, this work brings a sense of scholarly curiosity and refined taste into contemporary interiors.
Style & Characteristics
This composition features several flowering plant specimens, each meticulously engraved with crisp outlines and subtle shading. The arrangement allows for clear identification of stems, leaves, and blossoms, demonstrating the artist’s commitment to scientific accuracy.
The print is rendered in dark ink on warm beige paper, giving it an archival, timeless quality. The overall mood is calm and contemplative, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a vintage botanical print with understated elegance. Discover similar works in our botanical and beige collections.
In Interior Design
This fine botanical print complements interiors that emphasize natural textures and thoughtful curation, such as a cozy reading nook, hallway gallery, or serene home office. Its neutral palette pairs beautifully with wood, linen, and classic black frames.
It fits seamlessly into minimalist, Scandinavian, or traditional spaces, and layers well with other natural history art. For a cohesive look, consider pairing it with selections from our science collection.