Plate No. IV · selected florilegium, 2025

Original work → Alexander Marshal, circa 1650-82

A radiant tangle of petals leans toward collapse, met with the poised presence of a greyhound—both rendered from life, both held in study. This print is drawn from the original 17th-century florilegium of Alexander Marshal, whose botanical works occasionally drifted toward narrative, pairing flora with fauna in quiet, unspoken harmony.

Reproduced on museum-grade natural paper with a soft white border, this plate invites reflection on beauty as both ornamental and animate. Part of the archive of arcane air.

• Museum-grade giclée on natural-toned 250 gsm archival paper
• a3 or 16x24 inches including white border - ready-to-hang wooden
• Title, species name, and plate number printed in situ
•  Faithful digital restoration by Archive of Arcane Air
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