10 Beautiful Red Flower Drawings

Today we have a beautiful collection of Botanical Red Flower Drawings. These vintage Floral illustrations are beautifully and intricately drawn and the brilliant red colors are just simply amazing! These are sure to make your projects pop. I think these are perfect to use for Garden themed Craft Projects or Handmade Cards… they may even tie nicely into your Christmas Crafts!

Red Botanical Flower Illustrations

Shown above is a gorgeous Red single bloom! I believe this one is a Dahlia. It has loads of pretty brightly colored petals.

This one is also new to this set. This gorgeous blossom has narrow long petals, similar to a Daisy flower. The center of the flower is black. Such a showy flower!

Here we have a cheerful looking red flower that looks like a sweet pea, but the pod looks like it has beans in it, so it may be some sort of bean plant. At any rate it’s a very pretty little blossom!

I find the Red Botanical Flower Image pictured above of a Beautiful Red Flower with dark Green Leaves to be quite captivating! The vibrant colors honestly put me in the mood for Christmas, which makes me happy! Please be careful to ensure that you enlarge the image in order to see the detail clearly on this nice Botanical! This Botanical Illustration was scanned from an amazing Antique Botanical book from Germany that I truly cherish. The book is Circa 1890’s, and there are all kinds of wonderful Flowers and Plants in it. I share a few others below.

Hibiscus Flower

Here is the latest addition to this collection. Here we have a wonderful Hibiscus flower. Such a lovely tropical flowering plant!

Tall Red Flower Drawings

Shown above is a pretty little flower on a long stem. This one is apparently a Corn Cockle. Kind of a funny name don’t you think?! I believe it’s related to the Carnation. Lovely!

Vintage Tall Red Botanical Flower Picture

Above is a Fiery Vintage Pinked Petal, Red Wildflower Image! This fiery red wildflower is called Fire Pink I believe. The ‘pink’ does not refer to the flower color but to the long petals, which look like they are ‘pinked’ or notched at the edges. It is a bright red flower with five petals on a slender stem with a pair of likewise thin spiky leaves just beneath the flower. It seems to project a certain mysterious aura for me.

This is a Beautiful Botanical Lily Image! Shown here is a charming bright Red Orange Lily Flower! It has lovely spots on the petals. The yellow centers gradually turn orange and red at the tips. The stamens stand proudly in the center making it look formal. When my family lived much farther north near Pennsylvania, we had these interesting flowers like this growing all around our yard. It was so much fun to see them pop up every year without having to do a thing. They just magically seemed to spread naturally on their own! Incidentally, this one was also scanned from the Circa 1890’s German Plant Book also.

Next, we have illustrated above a gorgeous Red Poppy Image!! Featured here is a very attractive picture of a Poppy Plant with a large, bright red bloom with ruffled edges. There is a beautiful bud just getting ready to open! This one was also scanned from the Circa 1887 German Plant Book.

Red Floral Bouquet

And here we have a whole bouquet of bright red blooms! There appear to be a few different varieties here. Such a gorgeous display.

I hope you enjoyed this sweet curated collection of Botanical Red Flower Drawings! You might also like our Circa 1905 Garden Flower Illustrations HERE or Best Vintage Herb Images HERE!

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Comments

Deborah W says

September 13, 2023 at 1:26 pm

Hi Karen! I love your graphics sooooo much (also a premium member)! I just wanted to pass on a little research I did for a couple of the flower’s names. I am fairly sure the first red one (you have as a dahlia) is actually a zinnia. The red “sweet pea” is really that — called a royal scarlet sweet pea! And finally, the lily is called the leopard lily because of the little spots in the yellow centers! Hope that’s helpful. Again, I LOVE Graphics Fairy!!
- Karen Watson says
  
  September 14, 2023 at 5:11 pm
  
  Thank you Deborah! I’m glad you are enjoying the blog and the Premium site. We’re so happy that you are a member with us!
Donna de Gale-Kalloo says

August 1, 2021 at 8:53 pm

Thank you! I love the flowers!
- graphicsfairy says
  
  August 2, 2021 at 3:11 pm
  
  Oh yea! So glad you enjoyed them Donna 🙂
Linda says

March 3, 2019 at 1:52 pm

Gorgeous! Thank you so much!
- Karen Watson says
  
  March 4, 2019 at 10:10 am
  
  Thank you Linda! ????
Am says

August 20, 2018 at 2:57 pm

No, I don’t think this is a Fire Pink. (Google it, the petals are different.)

However, this IS a Pink. Wild maiden pinks are a variety of wildflower that have since been cultivated as garden flowers, and are often known as dianthus or sweet William (their garden cousins have bigger petals and come in many more colors). The Duchess of Cambridge carried some in her wedding bouquet as a nod to Prince William.
- graphicsfairy says
  
  August 21, 2018 at 1:31 pm
  
  Wow, thanks so much Am for your wonderful explanation and knowledge 🙂
Irene says

August 20, 2018 at 1:15 am

Hi Karen,
I’ve never seen one like this before – this is beautiful!
Thank you for sharing!
- graphicsfairy says
  
  August 20, 2018 at 11:12 am
  
  I know, so unique! Thanks Irene 🙂
Sue L says

August 13, 2018 at 8:35 pm

Karen, Thanks very much for another lovely flower. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one in our area, so I’ll need to do some research.
- graphicsfairy says
  
  August 14, 2018 at 10:50 am
  
  Thanks Sue, good luck with your research!
Maxine D says

August 13, 2018 at 3:17 am

Thanks Karen for a lovely flower
Blessings
Maxine
- graphicsfairy says
  
  August 13, 2018 at 1:51 pm
  
  Glad you like it Maxine, it is beautiful 🙂