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Sky Hibiscus | Bold Mid-Century Bloom
With striking blue petals and lush green foliage, Sky Hibiscus by Erich F.T. Schenk showcases the artist’s gift for transforming simple floral forms into dramatic compositions. Originally printed in 1947 as an offset lithograph, this piece captures a tropical vibrancy unusual for its time and a perfect fit for both vintage and eclectic interiors.
Preserved flat in our family archive for decades—never framed or displayed—this is true “new vintage” in mint condition. Fewer than 100 prints remain from this final archived stock.
Details
Size: 26 × 32 inches
Medium: Offset lithograph on paper
Date: 1947 printing
Condition: Mint / uncirculated
Includes: Lithograph care sheet and artist story
Pair With
For a bold floral statement, display Sky Hibiscus alongside Schenk’s Pink Hibiscus (1947). The complementary tones and shared tropical theme make them an ideal vintage pair for living rooms, dining spaces, or sunrooms.

Learn more about Schenk’s unexpected turn to florals in our artist feature: Catching Up on Erich F.T. Schenk: An Artistic Curveball.
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Erich F.T. Schenk, 1947 by Catalda Fine Arts
Description
Sky Hibiscus | Bold Mid-Century Bloom
With striking blue petals and lush green foliage, Sky Hibiscus by Erich F.T. Schenk showcases the artist’s gift for transforming simple floral forms into dramatic compositions. Originally printed in 1947 as an offset lithograph, this piece captures a tropical vibrancy unusual for its time and a perfect fit for both vintage and eclectic interiors.
Preserved flat in our family archive for decades—never framed or displayed—this is true “new vintage” in mint condition. Fewer than 100 prints remain from this final archived stock.
Details
Size: 26 × 32 inches
Medium: Offset lithograph on paper
Date: 1947 printing
Condition: Mint / uncirculated
Includes: Lithograph care sheet and artist story
Pair With
For a bold floral statement, display Sky Hibiscus alongside Schenk’s Pink Hibiscus (1947). The complementary tones and shared tropical theme make them an ideal vintage pair for living rooms, dining spaces, or sunrooms.

Learn more about Schenk’s unexpected turn to florals in our artist feature: Catching Up on Erich F.T. Schenk: An Artistic Curveball.
Production Details
Erich F.T. Schenk, 1947 by Catalda Fine Arts
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