Collection of Ten Antique French Bovine Lithographs by Victor Adam - Newly Framed

The Story

Celebrating both the artistry and agricultural heritage of 19th-century France, this exceptional collection of ten antique bovine lithographs features works from Animaux de la Ferme (“Farm Animals”), the celebrated natural history series illustrated by renowned French artist Victor Adam.

Produced during a period when scientific illustration and agricultural advancement flourished throughout Europe, these studies were created to document and celebrate the distinct cattle breeds that shaped rural life across the continent. Each lithograph depicts a different breed with remarkable precision, capturing not only the physical characteristics of the animals but also the artistry and technical mastery for which Victor Adam became known.

Today, collections such as these are prized for their timeless appeal, effortlessly bridging the worlds of fine art, natural history, and country house decorating. Professionally framed as a cohesive gallery installation, the collection creates an extraordinary statement—equally suited to a library, dining room, study, or refined country interior.

Rich in history yet wonderfully versatile, this gallery wall offers an opportunity to live alongside a beautifully preserved piece of Europe’s agricultural and artistic past.

Details

• Collection of ten antique French bovine lithographs
• Illustrated by renowned French artist Victor Adam
• From the celebrated Animaux de la Ferme series
• Depicts various historic European cattle breeds, including Highland and Breton cattle
• Original antique lithographs with hand-colored details
• Professionally custom framed and matted
• Presented in elegant tortoiseshell-style frames
• Sold only as a complete gallery collection
• Each frame measures approximately 19.75”L x 16.5”H
• Overall installed dimensions will vary based upon hanging configuration

Notes from Soul Fed Home

Our pieces are chosen for the stories they carry. Evidence of a life well lived—whether in the form of wear, patina, old repairs, or character that only comes with age—these little glimpses into the past are not considered flaws, but rather reminders of the generations who came before us. We believe these details are what make an antique truly one of a kind and worthy of becoming part of your home’s next chapter.