Check out www.clipart.com They have 6 million images you can download. It is expensive but I subscribed for just a week for $15.95 and spent the next 6 days downloading clip art. They have some really neat ferns which I printed on canvas paper and they looked professional.

Think carefully before buying antique prints rather than reprints. The bigger the market, the greater the encouragement for nasty people who go in to a library and razor out the prints, leaving a carcass behind. It is not only a problem aesthetically, but these are often important resources for scientific research. Ludwig M... allegedly commissioned the thefts according to the market value of botany and zoology classics... Thefts even happen even with more recent books. I saw one that had all the color plates ripped out by someone who used a ball point pen (!). Replacement of that volume was a low priority for the library as their budget was pretty tight and the text was still there, but any future readers lost out. There are many fine sources for beautiful reprints. Here is a link that might be useful: library theft case

I really like what you have down with your living room! The prints were a perfect choice for above the couch which by the way I really love. Would you tell me more about it?

I love the transformation, and I appreciate the fact you kept many elements and updated what you were tired of. The mix of painted and wood, dark and light is so inviting and warm. I love your room.