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About the Artist
Annie Nowell is credited with this 1880 floral composition, created during the late Victorian era when flower studies were highly valued as both decorative art and subtle expressions of taste. In this period, signed floral works bridged close observation and sentiment, bringing the beauty of nature indoors in a form suited to the parlor or study.
Nowell’s work is part of the broader tradition of Victorian floral art, a time when botanical subjects were collected as refined wall art and exchanged as meaningful gifts. For collectors seeking classic elegance, it pairs naturally with our classic art wall decor and curated botanical prints.
The Artwork
This piece, Pink Flowers In Hanging Vase, reflects the Victorian fascination with the language of flowers, where each bloom held symbolic meaning. The depiction of a hanging vase suggests a lived-in domestic setting, emphasizing the everyday rituals of arranging and appreciating flowers as part of daily life rather than special occasions.
Created in 1880, the artwork speaks to the era’s custom of collecting affordable fine art prints and illustrations for the home, building personal galleries from intimate, nature-inspired subjects. It offers a gentle narrative of care and the quiet pleasures of tending to beauty in one’s surroundings.
Style & Characteristics
The composition centers on a suspended vase filled with pink blossoms and leafy greenery, set against a pale, open background that allows the subject to stand out. The drawing is marked by clarity and restraint, with clean lines defining the stems, petals, and vase.
Soft pinks and greens rest on beige-toned paper, creating a calm and nostalgic mood. Gentle shading gives form to the flowers without heaviness, lending the print an airy and intimate quality. The overall effect is tender and poised, capturing the essence of Victorian botanical illustration.
In Interior Design
This floral art print is well suited to bedrooms, hallways, reading nooks, or dining areas where a touch of warmth is desired. Its gentle subject harmonizes with traditional, cottagecore, and modern classic interiors, and can soften minimalist spaces when paired with natural materials like linen or oak.
To build a cohesive look, echo the blush tones with ceramics or textiles and ground the palette with muted greens and creamy neutrals. For a coordinated display, explore our pink toned wall art or pair with selections from our frames collection.