Botanical Study Frame TV Art Set of 10, Vintage Watercolor and Cyanotype Plants, 4K Digital Download

Six hand-painted plant studies from the 1600s to the 1800s (fritillaries, a thistle, a climbing lily, a catchfly and more) and four of Anna Atkins's blue cyanotype sun prints of plants and seaweed from the 1850s.

Every study is centred on a matte toned from its own paper: warm linen for the watercolours, a soft slate blue for the cyanotypes.

**What's included (10 images)**

- Gloriosa superba, Pierre Joseph Redouté, ca. 1810

- Study of Three Fritillaries, Herman Saftleven II, 1683

- Study of a Red Catchfly, Herman Saftleven II, 1680

- Study of a Thistle, James Sowerby, before 1822

- A Dictamnus, Balthasar van der Ast, ca. 1620–30

- Study of a Plant with Red-Purple Flowers, Maria Moninckx, 1695

- Spiraea aruncus, Anna Atkins, 1851–54

- Desmarestia ligulata, Anna Atkins, ca. 1853

- Ptilota plumosa, Anna Atkins, ca. 1853

- Sargassum bacciferum, Anna Atkins, ca. 1853

**Files**

- 10 JPG images, 3840 x 2160 px (16:9, 4K UHD), sRGB

- One ZIP file (14 MB)

- Sized for the Frame TV and any 16:9 TV or digital frame

**How to use**

1. Download the ZIP on your phone or computer and unzip it.

2. Add the images to your TV's art mode with its companion app, or copy them to a USB stick.

3. Set the TV's own matte to "none". Nothing is stretched: portrait works already sit on a matte toned from the art.

**Good to know**

- This is a digital download. Nothing will be shipped.

- The artworks are in the public domain and come from museum open-access collections. We cleaned up the scans and laid them out for a TV screen.

- For personal use. Please don't resell or share the files.

- Screen colours vary from TV to TV.

- "Frame TV" describes the screen format. We are an independent studio, not connected with any TV brand.