Temperate House, Kew Gardens Poster | Limited Edition Art Print by Andy Tuohy

Celebrate the world’s largest surviving Victorian glasshouse with this bold Temperate House art print by Andy Tuohy. Designed in the 1860s by architect Decimus Burton, the cast-iron and glass structure was created to showcase plants from temperate regions across the globe. After a major five-year restoration, the Temperate House reopened in 2018, its classical ironwork and soaring nave refreshed for a new generation of visitors.
Kew Gardens itself began in 1759 under Princess Augusta and grew into a national botanic garden, later guided by figures such as Sir Joseph Banks. Today Kew’s science and conservation programmes safeguard rare and threatened plants; living collections in the Temperate House complement seed conservation led by Kew’s Millennium Seed Bank at Wakehurst.

✦ Giclée printed on heavyweight Hahnemühle fine art paper
✦ Signed, embossed and numbered by the artist
✦ Limited edition of 100
✦ Unframed – Size: 50 × 70 cm (approx. 19 ¾ × 27 ½")

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