Black & White Prints
Monochrome, graphic wall art — vintage anatomy engravings and minimalist botanical line art.
21 prints · printed to order on heavyweight matte paper · framed or unframed
Editor’s picks
The 8 we’d start with, and who each one suits.
Seventeen engraved skulls crowd the page in crisp black line, a graphic monochrome choice for a study with white walls and black shelving.
One sunflower drawn in a single weight of dark line on off-white keeps a bright kitchen or breakfast nook pared back and calm.
Eustachi's striding flayed figure, arm flung out, brings real movement to a monochrome wall in a home gym or a physio's treatment room.
Pair this lone fern frond with one of the anatomy plates to balance hard engraving with soft, open space along a hallway.
Six engraved views of the human heart, whole and sectioned, make a thoughtful black-and-white gift for a cardiologist or a cardiac nurse.
Paired eucalyptus leaves in thin charcoal line suit a bathroom or bedroom where you want greenery in spirit but no colour on the wall.
Brain, spinal cord and branching nerves run the length of the sheet, a sharp monochrome piece for a neurologist's office or a psychology student.
A single lobed fig leaf outlined in charcoal is quiet enough for a narrow kitchen wall beside open shelves of white crockery.
All 21 prints
