TRIDAX CAILLARDIOIDES, FROM: FLORA & SYLVA

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Characteristics

Tridax Caillardioides
From Flora & Sylva – A Monthly Review
William Robinson, Published 1903–1905

A charming original botanical chromolithograph depicting Tridax caillardioides, reproduced from William Robinson’s highly regarded Flora & Sylva – A Monthly Review, published between 1903 and 1905. Celebrated for combining scientific accuracy with artistic excellence, the illustrations from this influential horticultural publication remain among the finest examples of Edwardian botanical printing.

The composition presents a graceful cluster of golden-yellow daisy-like blooms rising on slender stems, each flower delicately shaded with pale cream towards the petal tips and centred with finely rendered seed heads. Soft green foliage and gently curving stems lend the image an appealing sense of movement, while the uncluttered background highlights the plant’s elegant natural form and vivid colouration.

Produced using the chromolithographic process, the print faithfully captures the subtle tonal transitions and painterly quality of the original artwork. Robinson’s publication introduced readers to many unusual and exotic species from around the world, pairing authoritative botanical information with illustrations of exceptional beauty and precision.

Presented within a clean mount and ready for framing or display, this print would make an excellent addition to a collection of antique botanical illustrations or as a decorative piece for a traditional or contemporary interior.

In good overall condition with strong original colour and minor age-related toning consistent with its age

Technical Information

Date: 1903-05
Image: 350 x 225 mm.
Mount: 410 x 330 mm.