Natural History Ensemble, No. 1 Ceramic Tile captures the elegance of Renaissance naturalism and the beauty of scientific art. Available in glossy or matte finishes, this exquisite ceramic tile brings a refined touch of intellectual charm and artistry to any setting — ideal for collectors, nature enthusiasts, and admirers of historical illustration. Finish: Glossy or matte One size Not weather-resistant; prolonged sun exposure may cause discoloration Wooden stand shown in some mockups is not included Natural History Ensemble, No. 1 (1596–1610) by Anselmus Boëtius de Boodt represents one of the most distinguished examples of late Renaissance scientific artistry. Over fourteen years, de Boodt meticulously illustrated a diverse range of flora, fauna, minerals, and other natural elements with remarkable precision and aesthetic grace. His work bridged the worlds of art and science, combining accurate observation with the decorative sensibilities of his time. The ensemble celebrates humanity’s early fascination with the natural world and the Renaissance pursuit of knowledge through beauty and meticulous study. Each detail reflects the artist’s deep appreciation for nature’s complexity and harmony. Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. Adapted from Anselmus Boëtius de Boodt’s Natural History Ensemble, No. 1, honoring the spirit of exploration and the artistry of early natural history.     6" × 8" Width, in 6.00 Height, in 8.00 Depth, in 0.24  

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Natural History Ensemble, No. 3 Ceramic Tile captures the exquisite harmony between science and art that defined the Renaissance era. Available in glossy or matte finishes, this timeless ceramic tile adds a touch of scholarly elegance and natural beauty to any space — perfect for collectors, historians, and lovers of classic illustration. Finish: Glossy or matte One size Not weather-resistant; prolonged sun exposure may cause discoloration Wooden stand shown in some mockups is not included Natural History Ensemble, No. 3 (1596–1610) by Anselmus Boëtius de Boodt exemplifies the refined precision and artistry of late Renaissance natural history illustration. Over fourteen years, de Boodt documented and painted an extraordinary range of flora, fauna, and minerals with remarkable accuracy and sensitivity. His delicate use of color and detail reflects both scientific observation and artistic mastery, resulting in compositions that feel alive with curiosity and reverence for nature’s design. This work bridges the realms of art and science, embodying the Renaissance pursuit of knowledge and the beauty found in the natural world’s intricate forms. Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. Adapted from Anselmus Boëtius de Boodt’s Natural History Ensemble, No. 3, celebrating the intersection of artistic excellence and scientific discovery.     6" × 8" Width, in 6.00 Height, in 8.00 Depth, in 0.24  

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Natural History Ensemble, No. 7 Ceramic Tile embodies the Renaissance fusion of art, science, and wonder. Available in glossy or matte finishes, this refined ceramic tile celebrates nature’s beauty through the lens of early scientific artistry — perfect for collectors, naturalists, and lovers of historical illustration. Finish: Glossy or matte One size Not weather-resistant; prolonged sun exposure may cause discoloration Wooden stand shown in some mockups is not included Natural History Ensemble, No. 7 (1596–1610) by Anselmus Boëtius de Boodt stands as a masterwork of Renaissance observation and artistic excellence. Created over fourteen years, this compilation reflects de Boodt’s dual devotion to scientific study and aesthetic beauty. Each plate depicts a stunning variety of flora, fauna, minerals, and natural specimens rendered with vivid detail and lifelike realism. His compositions not only document the diversity of the natural world but also reveal a deep reverence for its harmony and design. Through his meticulous brushwork, de Boodt transformed natural history into fine art — a legacy that continues to inspire centuries later. Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. Adapted from Anselmus Boëtius de Boodt’s Natural History Ensemble, No. 7, celebrating the enduring artistry of Renaissance naturalism.   6" × 8" Width, in 6.00 Height, in 8.00 Depth, in 0.24  

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Versicolored Barbet by Paul Gervais Ceramic Tile celebrates the harmony of science and art in 19th-century naturalist illustration. Available in glossy or matte finishes, this elegant ceramic tile brings a refined touch of vintage sophistication and botanical charm to any space — an ideal collectible or thoughtful gift for bird lovers and admirers of classical natural history art. Finish: Glossy or matte One size Not weather-resistant; prolonged sun exposure may cause discoloration Wooden stand shown in some mockups is not included Versicolored Barbet by Paul Gervais is a vivid and scientifically precise ornithological illustration featured in the 1842 edition of Le Jardin Des Plantes. Gervais, a renowned 19th-century French naturalist, zoologist, and artist, was celebrated for his exceptional skill in depicting the natural world with both accuracy and elegance. This painting captures the striking plumage and graceful posture of the Versicolored Barbet, a bird admired for its brilliant hues and intricate feather patterns. Gervais’s meticulous rendering reflects the spirit of discovery and the fascination with nature that defined his era, uniting aesthetic mastery with scientific devotion. Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. Adapted from Paul Gervais’s 1842 Le Jardin Des Plantes series, celebrating the golden age of naturalist art and ornithological illustration.   6" × 8" Width, in 6.00 Height, in 8.00 Depth, in 0.24  

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Hummingbird by Paul Gervais Ceramic Tile captures the delicate beauty and scientific precision of 19th-century naturalist illustration. Available in glossy or matte finishes, this exquisite ceramic tile adds a refined touch of elegance and color to any interior — a perfect collectible or thoughtful gift for nature lovers and art enthusiasts alike. Finish: Glossy or matte One size Not weather-resistant; prolonged sun exposure may cause discoloration Wooden stand shown in some mockups is not included Hummingbird by Paul Gervais, featured in the 1842 edition of Le Jardin Des Plantes, exemplifies the artist’s mastery of natural history illustration. A renowned 19th-century French naturalist and zoologist, Gervais combined scientific observation with artistic grace to capture the ethereal movement and iridescent hues of the hummingbird. The artwork radiates with vitality, showcasing the bird’s shimmering plumage and dynamic pose amid lush botanical surroundings. Gervais’s precise attention to anatomy and texture, paired with his painterly finesse, reveals his deep reverence for nature and his enduring influence on both science and art. Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. Adapted from Paul Gervais’s Le Jardin Des Plantes (1842) series, celebrating the elegance of naturalist art and the enduring charm of the hummingbird.   6" × 8" Width, in 6.00 Height, in 8.00 Depth, in 0.24  

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Treecreeper by Paul Gervais Ceramic Tile brings the beauty of natural history illustration to life with timeless elegance. Available in glossy or matte finishes, this exquisite tile infuses any interior with the quiet grace of 19th-century scientific artistry — a perfect gift for bird lovers, collectors, or admirers of classic French naturalist design. Finish: Glossy or matte One size Not weather-resistant; prolonged sun exposure may cause discoloration Wooden stand shown in some mockups is not included Treecreeper by Paul Gervais, featured in the 1842 edition of Le Jardin Des Plantes, exemplifies the artist’s dedication to uniting scientific precision with artistic elegance. As one of the most respected French naturalists of the 19th century, Gervais brought a sense of refinement and lifelike vitality to every subject he portrayed. In this artwork, the Treecreeper — known for its slender form and delicate plumage — is depicted with intricate detail, capturing both the bird’s natural movement and its distinctive markings. The soft palette and masterful composition reflect Gervais’s reverence for nature and his ability to transform observation into fine art. Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. Adapted from Paul Gervais’s Le Jardin Des Plantes (1842) series, honoring the intersection of science, art, and the enduring beauty of avian life.   6" × 8" Width, in 6.00 Height, in 8.00 Depth, in 0.24  

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Channel-Billed Toucan by Paul Gervais Ceramic Tile captures the splendor of natural history illustration through a vibrant and timeless composition. Available in glossy or matte finishes, this exquisite ceramic tile brings refined sophistication and color to any setting—perfect for collectors, bird lovers, and admirers of vintage French naturalist art. Finish: Glossy or matte One size Not weather-resistant; prolonged sun exposure may cause discoloration Wooden stand shown in some mockups is not included Channel-Billed Toucan by Paul Gervais, featured in the 1842 edition of Le Jardin Des Plantes, exemplifies the harmony between scientific precision and artistic beauty that defined 19th-century naturalist illustration. Gervais, a distinguished French zoologist, paleontologist, and artist, portrayed the toucan with meticulous attention to its unique features—its oversized, curved bill and iridescent plumage rendered in vivid detail. This elegant composition celebrates both the exotic allure and anatomical complexity of one of nature’s most remarkable birds. Gervais’s artistic legacy endures as a bridge between the empirical study of the natural world and the aesthetic ideals of fine art. Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. Adapted from Paul Gervais’s Le Jardin Des Plantes (1842) series, honoring the artistry and wonder of natural history illustration.   6" × 8" Width, in 6.00 Height, in 8.00 Depth, in 0.24  

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Floral Still Life by Franz Xaver Petter Ceramic Tile brings timeless elegance to any space, featuring a richly detailed bouquet that captures the grandeur of classical European painting. This decorative tile is perfect for adding artistic flair to shelves, desks, mantels, kitchen displays, or curated wall arrangements. Choose between a glossy or matte finish to suit your style and let this exquisite floral composition elevate your décor with charm and sophistication. NB: Wooden stand visible in mockup pictures is NOT included. Disclaimer:- The tile is not weather-resistant. Prolonged sun exposure may cause discoloration. Material: high-quality ceramic Available in glossy or matte finish Perfect for display or gifting Durable, richly printed surface The original artwork, “Blumenstillleben” (Floral Still Life), was created by Franz Xaver Petter, a celebrated Austrian painter known for his exquisite and romantic floral compositions. His work is admired for its lush detail, luminous color, and refined arrangement of blooms. This stunning still life captures the luxuriant textures and harmonious beauty that defined Petter’s artistry, now transformed into a modern decorative treasure for the home. Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs.     6" × 8" Width, in 6.00 Height, in 8.00 Depth, in 0.24  

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Flower Still Life by Ambrosius Bosschaert Ceramic Tile brings classic Dutch elegance to your home décor, capturing the richness and precision of a 17th-century masterpiece. Available in either a glossy or matte finish, this decorative ceramic tile is perfect for display on shelves, desks, mantels, and curated accent walls. Its vivid floral details add sophistication to any interior space, making it an ideal art piece for collectors, flower lovers, and admirers of historical painting. NB: Wooden stand visible in mockup pictures is NOT included. Disclaimer:- The tile is not weather-resistant. Prolonged sun exposure may cause discoloration. Glossy or matte finish One size ceramic art tile High-quality print surface A perfect decorative piece or gift The original painting, “Flower Still Life”, was created by Ambrosius Bosschaert the Elder, a celebrated Dutch master of the 17th century. Known for his meticulous detail and harmonious arrangements, Bosschaert revolutionized the still life genre with botanical compositions that combined scientific accuracy with artistic beauty. This piece showcases a lush bouquet of vibrant flowers, each petal rendered with extraordinary precision, capturing the brilliance of nature at its peak. Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs.     6" × 8" Width, in 6.00 Height, in 8.00 Depth, in 0.24  

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