A striking mid-19th century botanical lithograph in an impressive double-page folio format—richly hand-colored and highly decorative. This listing is for one (1) unframed botanical lithograph. An exceptional antique botanical lithograph from the celebrated publication Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l’Europe by Louis Van Houtte, one of the most influential horticultural publishers of the 19th century. Produced in Ghent, Belgium, circa 1850, this true double-page folio plate exemplifies the remarkable artistry and scientific precision that defined Van Houtte’s work. Meticulously hand-finished and often enhanced with gum arabic to enrich depth and luminosity, the lithograph displays vivid color and refined detail characteristic of the period. The large-scale, double-page folio format offers strong visual presence, making it especially desirable for collectors, designers, and those seeking statement botanical artwork. Originally issued as part of a bound volume, the print has been carefully removed and preserved, maintaining its historical authenticity. Centerfold as published.Works from Van Houtte’s publications remain highly sought after for both their decorative impact and botanical significance. Multiple folio plates available—each sold individually. A refined and timeless piece—ideal for custom framing and for adding elegance, color, and a sense of history to any interior. Details: Authentic antique lithograph (not a reproduction) Artist/Publisher: Louis Van Houtte Origin: Belgium (Ghent) Date: Circa 1850 Source: Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l’Europe Medium: Hand-colored lithograph on paper (true double-page folio plate) Presentation: Unframed Condition: Very good antique condition with age-appropriate toning; clean and well-preserved