Karl Blossfeldt Products

Art Forms in Nature 104, Karl Blossfeldt
Karl Blossfeldt photographs young maidenhair fern in Art Forms in Nature 104, turning a woodland shoot into ordered spirals of grey and black. A quiet, architectural image that gives a... Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 49, Karl Blossfeldt
Two bryony tendrils meet in symmetrical spirals, photographed by Karl Blossfeldt in cool grey. From across a room the pair reads as a single drawn line. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 47, Karl Blossfeldt
A fern tip coiled to a perfect spiral, photographed against plain grey paper. Blossfeldt's plate holds a wall with quiet authority and rewards a long look. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 49, Karl Blossfeldt
Two spirals of bryony meet on a vertical axis, photographed by Karl Blossfeldt in cool grey tones. From across a room it reads as a single drawn line. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 47, Karl Blossfeldt
A fern crosier photographed at magnification, isolated on pale grey ground. The spiral carries the frame, and everything else falls away around it. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 52, Karl Blossfeldt
Karl Blossfeldt's horsetail, magnified into a single vertical architecture. A canvas edition in soft silver grey that gives a quiet room one firm point of stillness. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 46, Karl Blossfeldt
Plate 46 of Karl Blossfeldt's Art Forms in Nature, a horsetail stem photographed at magnification. Charcoal against pale ground. Quiet geometry for a calm room. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 52, Karl Blossfeldt
A single horsetail stem, magnified until it reads as architecture. Karl Blossfeldt's plate holds a wall with nothing but geometry, ribbing and a slow grey light. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 46, Karl Blossfeldt
Karl Blossfeldt's horsetail study, plate 46 of Art Forms in Nature, in a framed fine art edition. Charcoal against pale ground, it reads clearly from across a room and rewards... Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 19, Karl Blossfeldt
Karl Blossfeldt's Art Forms in Nature 19 on canvas. A single flowering shoot, magnified and lit from above, holding a wall with quiet symmetry. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 5, Karl Blossfeldt
Karl Blossfeldt's flowering spurge, buds ranked in strict vertical order against a plain grey ground. A canvas edition that turns one plant into quiet architecture for a room. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 19, Karl Blossfeldt
A flowering shoot by Karl Blossfeldt, magnified until its whorls read as architecture. Grey light, deep blacks, silver midtones. A disciplined image that steadies a room. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 12, Karl Blossfeldt
A horsetail stem photographed at magnification, its jointed rhythm given full sculptural weight. On a wall it reads as architecture, quiet and exact, a single vertical that steadies whatever hangs Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 5, Karl Blossfeldt
Flowering spurge stems rise in disciplined ranks against a plain grey ground. Karl Blossfeldt found architecture in a bud. On a wall, the image reads as quiet order, strongest in... Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 12, Karl Blossfeldt
A horsetail stem photographed at magnification, its jointed branches rising in strict order. On a wall it reads as a single cool grey vertical, calm from any distance. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 118, Karl Blossfeldt
A thistle seed head photographed by Karl Blossfeldt, rendered in soft grey light. The edition holds a quiet wall and rewards every close look with new structure. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 118, Karl Blossfeldt
Karl Blossfeldt's thistle study, plate 118, reproduced in soft grey tonality. A botanical form read as architecture, holding a wall with quiet authority. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 59, Karl Blossfeldt
Two plant tendrils cross in a spiral against grey light. Karl Blossfeldt's photograph holds a quiet wall with nothing more than form and shadow. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 50, Karl Blossfeldt
Horsetail stems climb the frame in banded vertical columns. Karl Blossfeldt turned a common weed into architecture, and this edition gives the photograph the scale it deserves. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 59, Karl Blossfeldt
Two plant tendrils coil against a grey ground in Karl Blossfeldt's photograph, enlarged beyond life. Quiet at a glance, exact at close range, and a steady grey-green presence in any... Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 50, Karl Blossfeldt
Karl Blossfeldt's horsetail plate, reproduced at scale and framed. Vertical stems in silver and charcoal, so regular they read as drawn architecture rather than botany. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 2, Karl Blossfeldt
A dried umbel of wild carrot, photographed by Karl Blossfeldt, rendered in silver-grey tones. Quiet geometry for a wall that needs one clear form and nothing louder. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 51, Karl Blossfeldt
A single horsetail stem, photographed by Karl Blossfeldt in the 1920s, reproduced as a framed fine art edition. Quiet, exact, and grey at rest. Read more...
Art Forms in Nature 3, Karl Blossfeldt
A horsetail shoot, magnified until its whorled joints read as architecture. Karl Blossfeldt's plate holds a wall with quiet authority and asks nothing else of the room. Read more...