A beautiful botanical fine art print of an original foxglove flower illustration.
Digitalis purpurea (common foxglove) and Digitalis lanata (woolly foxglove) are the most common species of digitalis used in medicine. These plants led to the development of digoxin, a heart medication.
Part of The Apothecary Artist collection, hand-drawn medicinal plant illustrations by Chelsea, a pharmacist turned artist.
Larger sizes come with a collectable 4x6" information card* with a brief history of the use of the plant in medicine.
Fine art prints are archival-grade, gallery quality pieces made to last hundreds of years. Subtle signature in lower right corner.
Please note: frame is not included.
*Collectable information card is not included in the mini print (2x3") or 4x6" sizes.*
