Plate XLVI (1764) by Martin Frobenius Ledermüller

$40.00

Plate XLVI (1764) by Martin Frobenius Ledermüller
A hand-colored microscope study of the upper surface of a pear leaf, drawn from Amusement microscopique — a richly illustrated 18th-century exploration of the natural world.
The intricate, geometric network of pores and cells is compared to human skin, nerves, and blood vessels — a visual argument for nature’s hidden complexity.
This plate reflects a deep curiosity about structure and design, even in the smallest living things.

Printed as a museum-quality giclée on matte fine art paper (200gsm), using rich 12-color ink. Unframed. 11”x14” with a custom, irregular white border.

  • Print size: 11″ × 14″
  • Paper: 200gsm, FSC-certified matte fine art paper
  • Ink: Giclée 12-color process for rich, accurate color and detail
  • Finish: Smooth matte texture
  • Framing: Ships unframed so you can choose the perfect frame
  • Made to order: Printed and shipped directly from a U.S. professional fine art lab

Made to order and ships in 2–5 business days.
Smaller prints ship flat; larger prints may ship rolled in a sturdy tube for protection.
Available in the U.S. only. Shipping costs and delivery times are calculated at checkout.

I collect old, overlooked, and strangely beautiful pieces of public domain art — the ones with charm, texture, and a little grit.
Sometimes I restore them gently. Sometimes I crop or remix them completely.
Every piece is chosen for its feel — not just its history.

It’s about giving old art a second life by making it look incredible on modern walls.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not at this time. After testing several options, we found that most on-demand framing solutions just didn’t meet our quality standards. We’d rather send you a stunning print and let you choose the perfect frame.

These are giclée fine art prints on matte, FSC-certified paper (200gsm). It’s smooth, durable, and designed for museum-level archival quality.

Mostly — but screens vary. Colors may appear slightly different depending on your monitor or lighting. That said, the giclée printing process creates stunningly rich, accurate tones in person.

Because each piece is made to order, we don’t accept returns. But if something arrives damaged or incorrect, we’ll make it right — just contact us within 7 days of delivery.

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