Heraldic Rose Posters and Art Prints

This heraldic-style pink rose illustration is based on several medieval period heraldic roses.

This original design was created in Illustrator using different historical sources. It's a red Tudor rose, a combination of the red rose of Lancaster and the white rose of York. The Tudor rose is the traditional floral heraldic emblem of England.

This original design was created in Illustrator using different historical sources. It's a red Tudor rose, a combination of the red rose of Lancaster and the white rose of York. The Tudor rose is the traditional floral heraldic emblem of England.

The red rose was a badge of the House of Lancaster during the 15th century Wars of the Roses. This original illustration by Richard H. Fay is based on various medieval-period heraldic roses.

This original design was created in Illustrator using different historical sources. The White Rose of York is a heraldic rose adopted in the 14th century as an heraldic badge of the royal House of York. In modern times it is used more broadly as a symbol of the county of Yorkshire.

This original design was created in Illustrator using different historical sources. The White Rose of York is a heraldic rose adopted in the 14th century as an heraldic badge of the royal House of York. In modern times it is used more broadly as a symbol of the county of Yorkshire.

This original design by Richard H. Fay is based on various Tudor-period depictions of the Tudor Rose, the floral emblem of England.

The white rose was one of several devices to appear on Yorkist badges and banners. This original illustration by Richard H. Fay is based on various medieval-period heraldic roses.

The Tudor Rose, with it's iconic Red and White Petals and Green Leaves, is one of the most recognized of royal emblems. Adapted by Henry VII, the first Tudor King, and popularized by Henry VIII.

The Tudor Rose, with it's iconic Red and White Petals and Green Leaves, is one of the most recognized of royal emblems. Adapted by Henry VII, the first Tudor King, and popularized by Henry VIII.

The Tudor Rose, with it's iconic Red and White Petals and Green Leaves, is one of the most recognized of royal emblems. Adapted by Henry VII, the first Tudor King, and popularized by Henry VIII.

Vintage Distressed Coat of Arms of Oxford

The Crowned Tudor Rose, with it's iconic Red and White Petals and Green Leaves, is one of the most recognized of royal emblems. Adapted by Henry VII, the first Tudor King, and popularized by Henry VIII.

Anne Boleyn, c1501 - 1536 CE, was the second wife and queen consort of King Henry VIII of England. She was accused of treason, divorced, and ultimately beheaded becoming in the process one of the most famous queens in all of British history. Her personal badge was a crowned white falcon sitting atop a stump with roses. Here I've recreated one of the iconic Hampton Court carvings of Anne Boleyn's badge which were nearly all destroyed shortly after her fall. Only a few managed to survive and can still be seen at Hampton Court today. My version of the carving is slightly simplified, but I have maintained some of the damage that can be seen on the original and, of course, the four lovely Tudor roses that surround it!

twisted gold roses on a black background.

Anne Boleyn, c1501 - 1536 CE, was the second wife and queen consort of King Henry VIII of England. She was accused of treason, divorced, and ultimately beheaded becoming in the process one of the most famous queens in all of British history. Her personal badge was a crowned white falcon sitting atop a stump with roses. Here I've recreated one of the iconic Hampton Court carvings of Anne Boleyn's badge which were nearly all destroyed shortly after her fall. Only a few managed to survive and can still be seen at Hampton Court today. This version is slightly simplified-- representing just the falcon on the stump with roses-- but still maintains a bit of the damage you can find on the original carving!

Gold, jeweler, shiny, intertwined roses on black background.

Symbol of the House of York and the symbol of wholesome Yorkshire. The White Rose * * is Said to go back to _Edmund of Langley_ in the fourteenth century, de first _Duke of York_ and the founder of the House of York as a _Cadet_ branch of the then ruling _House of Plantagenet_. He was a younger son of Edward III of _King England_ and _Philippa of Hainault_. * None Other * what his motto. Langley's older brother, by the way, what _John of Gaunt_.

The Tudor Rose, with it's iconic Red and White Petals and Green Leaves, is one of the most recognized of royal emblems. Adapted by Henry VII, the first Tudor King, and popularized by Henry VIII.

Pink roses with blue butterflies with golden leaves on a light blue background. Design with roses. Pink rose. Trendy colors. Rose Quartz and serenity.

Yorkshire flag with Yorkshire quotes

Symmetrical pattern of shiny, gold, twisted roses on a black background. Golden Rose.

Pattern of interwoven pink roses and blue violets, blue butterflies decorated in the fashion textural background.