Vintage Graphic of Tree and Flowers: Vintage Clip Art of Black Thorn Tree with Flowers

This is very pretty vintage clip art from an old book on flowers. I love the harsh angles of the tree branches against the soft colors of the sky and landscape in the background. And, if you look closely, you can see a very tiny rainbow. Can you find it?

Vintage Illustration of Beautiful Woman and Pink Flowers

This stunning vintage illustration is from the cover of a book of sheet music, and it's so incredibly lovely and romantic. So, of course, I just had to post it once again. This beautiful vintage graphic was once posted at my other vintage clip art site. Enjoy!

Vintage Graphic of Flowers: Vintage Image of Wild Yellow Buttercup Flowers

This image of brilliant Buttercup flowers is from an vintage book on flowers. I could just see this on the front of a handmade greeting card.

Free Flower Clip Art: Four Antique Flower Illustrations from Humorous Victorian Book

These four pieces of flower clip art would make for a beautiful set of greeting cards, wouldn't you say? They're from an antique book on flowers.

Free Flower Clip Art: Victorian Clip Art of Purple and Yellow Pansies

This is beautiful pansy clip art on an antique Victorian advertisement card. The colors are vibrant and gorgeous. How lovely would this be as a hang tag or gift tag?

Free Flower Clip Art: 4 Antique Flower Die Cuts from Victorian Scrapbook

These four, ethereal beauties were found in an 1879 Victorian Scrapbook. They were still in great condition, so making them into flower clip art was thankfully easy.

Free Clip Art of Women: 4 Victorian Die Cuts of Women and Flowers, Rose, Iris, Pansy, and Morning Glory

These are some spectacular, Victorian die cuts from an 1879 antique scrapbook. Each one is incredibly beautiful! I just love how each woman is decorated with the colorful pansies, roses, iris, and Morning Glories.

5 Free Flower Rose Clip Art: Victorian Scrapbook Die Cuts of Rose Bouquets with Ribbons

These are some of my favorite flower clip art from a Victorian Scrapbook from 1879. All five are just sumptuous!