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This one is a fabulous Circa 1803 Print of an Amaryllis! The print was actually of a Pink Amaryllis and I altered it to make it Red, so that you can use it for your Christmas Projects. I’ll share the pink version another time. I’ve created a high resolution Instant Art print of this one, so that you can print it out and frame it right up!
Nancy Hunt-Bartek says
So Lovely!
fondly, Nancy
deb says
Thank you!
Lucy Chen says
Beautiful!
Izzwizz says
Thanks Karen, this is beautiful. I adore that deep red colour.
La Miette bricole says
Hello Dear Karen, This quick note to tell you I’m returned to the blogosphere.
Stay tuned for new adventures.
Happy Holidays and New Year to you and your little family.
Miette kisses
firstnightdesign says
Beautiful flower!
firstnightdesign says
Beautiful flower!
liski says
swornalThank you for your exceptional generosity with you always interesting pictures; I’ve downloaded lots. This is beautiful, too, but it is a clevia, not an amaryllis. Hope you don’t mind my saying so. 🙂
Karen- The Graphics Fairy says
Thanks everyone!
Liski, Thanks for your input! According to the book that this came from, it is an Amaryllis Longifolia. The book was written in 1803, so it could be wrong, or they could have perhaps renamed it between then and now?
liski says
Maybe there is more than one kind of amaryllis – that would explain it. 🙂 The amaryllis I think of has only four blooms together, the clevia has more, in the picture there are short stems from the ones that have bloomed already. The amaryllis is also called “the four corners of the world” because the four blooms open at the same time and point in four different directions. Merry Christmas, Karen, and thanks again for your exceptional generosity.