Karl Blossfeldt's Botanicals
Karl Blossfeldt's Botanicals
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Karl Blossfeldt, a German professor, is best known for his precise macro photography of plants. From 1898 to 1932, Blossfeldt, a self-taught photographer had amassed an archive of thousands of photographs of plants that he used as models to teach his students.
Strikingly modern and inherently beautiful, Blossfeldt's photographs of plants are as appealing today, as they were when they were first introduced to the public in his two landmark books Urformen der Kunst, (Archetypal Forms of Art), 1929 and Wundergarten der Natur, (The Wondergarden of Nature), 1932.
Need help finding the right size for your wall? Refer to our Size and Framing guide here; Size & Framing Guide.
Variants
Canvas Only: This is the option if you'd like to display the prints in a normal picture/poster frame. By default, the Canvas Only print variant will not come with a border. If you'd like the prints to be cut with an additional border for stretching or custom framing, please leave a note on the checkout page.
Prefer to stretch your canvas instead? Add a DIY Stretcher Bars Set to your order and we'll ship them together with your canvas prints. Find out how easy it is to assemble your own stretcher bars here; How To Assemble DIY Stretcher Bars. Mirrored borders will be automatically added to the canvas prints.
NEW: Create your own metal frame using the DIY Frame Kit. A great way to display your canvas prints! Find out more here; How To: DIY Frame Kit. Add a DIY Frame Kit to your order and we'll ship them together with your canvas prints. Borders will be automatically added to the canvas prints.
If you require assistance choosing the best option or have any questions, drop us a message here; Contact Us.
Material & Quality
Material & Quality
We print on 200-320gsm poly cotton canvas. Poly cotton canvas is a blend of natural cotton and synthetic polyester resulting in a strong, waterproof and crease-resistant material that retains vivid colors for at least 10 years.
Our prints are produced using the Giclée printing process. The term Giclée printing is based on the French word "gicler" meaning "to squirt, spurt, or spray". This process uses industry leading inkjet printers with high precision nozzles and archival ink to produce gallery-quality prints.
Unlike normal commercial digital printing, which produces prints that are not archival and are susceptible to damage from the sun and humidity, the Giclée printing method produces prints that are designed to last.
Once you've seen the quality of a canvas Giclée print, you'll never want another digitally printed paper poster anymore!
Packaging & Sizing
Packaging & Sizing
The prints will be rolled up and packed in a sturdy PVC tube. Stretcher bars and metal frame components will also be packaged securely to prevent damage. As our prints are hand cut, there may be a slight 2-3mm in size discrepancy.
Need help finding the right size for your wall? Refer to our Size and Framing guide here; Size & Framing Guide.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
We offer free standard shipping worldwide on all orders. For more information on our shipping policy and estimated shipping times, please refer to this page; Shipping Policy.
Our returns and refund policy can be found here; Refund Policy.
