Flower pictures by Victorian American artist George Cochran Lambdin. Living from 1830 to 1896 many of his paintings were reissued as chromolithographic prints and came to grace bedroom walls from coast to coast.

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"Roses." Undated.
“Roses.” Undated. Oil on panel. Image © Christie’s 2019. Fair use license. via
"Flower Study" (Wildflowers). 1877.
“Flower Study” (Wildflowers). 1877. Oil on canvas. Collections of the de Young and Legion of Honor museums of San Francisco. Image ©2019 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. Fair use license. via http://art.famsf.org/george-cochran-lambdin/flower-study-wildflowers-1979772
"Flowers in a Vase." 1875.
“Flowers in a Vase.” 1875. In the public domain in the United States because the artist has been dead over 70 years. via https://pixels.com/featured/flowers-in-a-vase-george-cochran-lambdin.html

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