Our featured artworks will transform any room. Our goal is to see your space come alive with art prints that are true to your style, that is why we offer a wide range of illustrations to suit everyone.
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We’ve simplified the framing experience by offering four beautiful framing options in six different sizes. Each frame is hand-assembled by expert craftspeople in Portland, Oregon.
At Classic Prints Gallery we believe a picture is just as good as its frame, that's why we only provide the highest quality frame materials.
Using the latest techniques and equipment we are able to frame any of our illustrations with a stylish and sophisticated finish.
See framesArtistry and scientific curiosity come together in this historic collection of fine art. Featuring the works of Audubon, Gallesio, Bloch, and Sander, this gallery showcases some of the earliest scientific illustrations of the natural world, digitally restored for authentic color and clarity.
Before Audubon became a household name, this American wildlife artist was an explorer, naturalist, and skilled watercolor painter whose depiction of birds would become the seminal work on American ornithology.
Giorgio Gallesio’s fruit garden was more than inspiration for fine art. Avid artist that he was, this Italian botanist was a pioneer in the world of citrus, researching hybrids and cross-pollination as well as coining the term dominant that would later be used by Darwin.
Marcus Elieser Bloch was a German physician and naturalist whose exquisitely illustrated Allgemeine Naturgeschichte der Fische captured as much public admiration as scientific intrigue. His works helped spark the interest that would become ichthyology - the science of fish.
In 1888, famous orchidologist and nurseryman Frederick Sander published Reichenbachia: Orchids Illustrated and Described - a collaboration with English painter Henry George Moon. The original works were dedicated to queens and empresses all across Europe.
