Bignonia Venusta by Dorothy Platt | 1950 Vintage Botanical Collotype | Exotic Flame Vine Wall Art

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Bignonia Venusta by Dorothy Platt | 1950 Vintage Botanical Collotype | Exotic Flame Vine Wall Art - Collotype - Pink Flamingos
  • Bignonia Venusta by Dorothy Platt | 1950 Vintage Botanical Collotype | Exotic Flame Vine Wall Art - Collotype - Pink Flamingos
Bignonia Venusta by Dorothy Platt | 1950 Vintage Botanical Collotype | Exotic Flame Vine Wall Art - Collotype - Pink Flamingos

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Bignonia Venusta by Dorothy Platt | Vivid 1950 Botanical Collotype

Bignonia Venusta by Dorothy Platt is a lush vintage botanical collotype printed in 1950, showcasing a vivid cluster of bright orange, trumpet-shaped flowers set against rich green leaves. Also known as the Flame Vine (Pyrostegia venusta), this tropical climber bursts with cascading blossoms — a vibrant detail Platt captures beautifully in this authentic mid-century study. Her caption notes its origin in Guatemala, adding an exotic touch to any botanical collection.

Printed by Triton Press Inc. on fine art paper, each authentic collotype comes from unopened mid-century stock, stored flat and never framed or displayed — a true “new vintage” treasure exclusive to Pink Flamingos.

  • Size: 23 × 17 inches (58 × 43 cm)
  • Medium: Collotype on paper
  • Condition: Mint — uncirculated, vibrant colors
  • Includes: Care sheet
  • Availability: Limited archived stock from 1950

Pairing Ideas: Pair Bignonia Venusta with other Dorothy Platt prints like Hibiscus, Angel Wing Begonia, Clematis, Buseri Phaseolus, or Geranium for a lush mid-century botanical wall.

Vintage floral prints by Dorothy Falcon Platt displayed above a cream sofa with blush pillows in a cozy living room setting; part of the Pink Flamingos vintage art collection.

Two vintage botanical prints featuring yellow and orange florals in green-trimmed frames, styled above a rustic wood bench in a light-filled entryway with neutral pillows and a potted plant; part of the Pink Flamingos vintage art collection.

  • About Collotypes
  • ✦ Look for our upcoming blog inspired by Wildflowers of America

Production Details

Dorothy Falcon Platt, 1950 by Triton Press

Description

Bignonia Venusta by Dorothy Platt | Vivid 1950 Botanical Collotype

Bignonia Venusta by Dorothy Platt is a lush vintage botanical collotype printed in 1950, showcasing a vivid cluster of bright orange, trumpet-shaped flowers set against rich green leaves. Also known as the Flame Vine (Pyrostegia venusta), this tropical climber bursts with cascading blossoms — a vibrant detail Platt captures beautifully in this authentic mid-century study. Her caption notes its origin in Guatemala, adding an exotic touch to any botanical collection.

Printed by Triton Press Inc. on fine art paper, each authentic collotype comes from unopened mid-century stock, stored flat and never framed or displayed — a true “new vintage” treasure exclusive to Pink Flamingos.

  • Size: 23 × 17 inches (58 × 43 cm)
  • Medium: Collotype on paper
  • Condition: Mint — uncirculated, vibrant colors
  • Includes: Care sheet
  • Availability: Limited archived stock from 1950

Pairing Ideas: Pair Bignonia Venusta with other Dorothy Platt prints like Hibiscus, Angel Wing Begonia, Clematis, Buseri Phaseolus, or Geranium for a lush mid-century botanical wall.

Vintage floral prints by Dorothy Falcon Platt displayed above a cream sofa with blush pillows in a cozy living room setting; part of the Pink Flamingos vintage art collection.

Two vintage botanical prints featuring yellow and orange florals in green-trimmed frames, styled above a rustic wood bench in a light-filled entryway with neutral pillows and a potted plant; part of the Pink Flamingos vintage art collection.

  • About Collotypes
  • ✦ Look for our upcoming blog inspired by Wildflowers of America

Production Details

Dorothy Falcon Platt, 1950 by Triton Press

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