A collection of over 4,755 free downloadable public domain images for crafters and web designers that have been rescued from old books, magazines, and other print materials. All of the images in this collection are copyright free in the United States and any country that extends copyrights up to 70 years after the death of the original artist making them in the public domain and free to use in your next scrapbook page, notecard or other craft projects.
New for 2019, the tulip images collection shares both some great new drawings and paintings of tulips along with a few old favorites.
Tulips are brightly colored perennial bulbs that often herald the arrival of spring. Some believe tulips were first cultivated in Asia but it is The Netherlands that has been associated with tulips since the seventeenth century.
Many paintings from the Dutch Golden Age featured tulips. Images of tulips, as a category, is fairly new to Reusable Art, but, there’s already several wonderful examples of these pretty flowers. There’s examples from the wonderful children’s artist Kate Greenaway. Several botanical illustrations and simple black and white drawings are also available.
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Tulip WatercolorWhat an awesome find! A sketchbook from around 1870 full of wonderful little sketches and watercolors like this tulip watercolor. The artist is sadly unknown, but, their work lives on via the magic that is the Internet. I’ve included the original piece with two tulips and a narcissus as well as the multicolored and speckled […] |
Pot of TulipsA sweet pot of tulips drawing by children’s artist, Kate Greenaway. Peach flowers in a green and yellow urn-like pot. |
Tulip EngravingTulip engraving used as a decorative element on a page of a nursery catalog from 1893. Single flower and leaves. Great coloring image or page element. |
Tulip DrawingSweet black and white flower drawing from an 1893 seed catalog. Tulip drawing and engraving large enough to colorize and make your own. |
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Orange Lily DrawingVintage drawing with two names – orange mariposa tulip and mariposa lily. Either way, this lovely orange lily drawing is a nice floral element for crafts. |
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