London: W.R. Royle and Son Ltd., 1976. Botanical. Color lithograph. Page measures 23" x 20". The Bessie tulip, one of a series of Old English tulips, is white with purple edges and markings. This color lithograph accentuates the delicacy of this tulip's striking patterns. Born in Scotland to an artistically gifted aristocratic family, Rory McEwen (1932-1982) studied at Eton and Trinity College in Cambridge before settling in London. His work as been exhibited internationally and is in several museum collections... More about Bessie

London: W.R. Royle and Son Ltd., 1976. Botanical. Color lithograph. Page measures 23" x 20". The James Wild is a tall and strong tulip with deep peach petals. Depicting the flower as slightly opened and leaning towards the viewer, this color lithograph showcases the lavish colors of the flower as well as McEwen's luminous attention to the intricacies of each petal. Rory McEwen (1932 - 1982) was an artist and musician born in Scotland. He studied at Eton and Trinity... More about James Wild

London: W.R. Royle and Son Ltd., 1976. Botanical print. Color lithograph. Page measures 23" x 20". Raised by Tom Storer, circa 1860, the Sam Barlow is a yellow tulip with burgundy markings and a large cup. Showing the flower as widely opened, this lithograph highlights both the dense color of the petals and the delicate details of the pistil and stamen. Born in Scotland to an artistically gifted aristocratic family, Rory McEwen (1932-1982) studied at Eton and Trinity College in... More about Sam Barlow