A boa constrictor has a kind of quiet authority that makes it especially striking in antique natural history art. Coiled with elegance and full of finely observed detail, this print has all the fascination of a Victorian herpetology plate - scholarly, dramatic and just a little dangerous. It is a brilliant choice for anyone drawn to snakes, vintage science illustration and dark academia interiors, bringing character, curiosity and a bold sense of style to a study, hallway, office or gallery wall.
This is an edited reproduction made from antique/public domain source imagery.
Print quality
Printed on beautifully textured 300gsm cotton rag paper using archival pigment inks, this reproduction has a rich, detailed finish that suits antique natural history illustration especially well. The heavyweight fine art paper gives the image depth and presence, while the archival inks help preserve its subtle tones and intricate linework.
Mounting & Framing
Available unframed, mounted or framed.
Mounted prints are set in an antique white mount as standard, chosen to complement the vintage character of the piece. A black mount is available on request.
Frames are handmade in the UK from solid wood and fitted with perspex glazing and an MDF back.
• Black wood frame - 20mm wide, 15mm deep
• White wood frame - 20mm wide, 15mm deep
• Dark rosewood frame - 35mm wide, 15mm deep
• Walnut gold frame - 28mm wide, 14mm deep
Please note that natural wood grain and finish may vary slightly from frame to frame.
Not all sizes are available mounted. Sizes refer to the print area.
