For your consideration are two frames filled with dried Rocky Mountain Wildflowers circa 1980-90s. This lot comes with two frames containing dried flowers from the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, West of Boulder, Colorado. The first and larger frame features eleven dried flowers, they are as follows - Shooting Star, Larkspur, Chiming Bells, Scarlet Gilia, columbine, Dearly Everlasting, Bee Plant, Wild Rose, Skullcap, Sulphur Flower and the Indian Paintbrush. They are laid out in nice fashion and each has a title in black lettering. The bottom of the visible art reads, "Rocky Mountain Wildflowers" in black lettering. This piece has been matted once with light pink matting paper encircling the flowers in an oval shape. The visible art measures 12" L x 9" W, while the entire piece measures 15" L x 12" W x 13/16" D. The second frame in this lot features four dried flowers, each set into their own oval in the light pink matting paper. The flowers are as follows - Bitterroot, Larkspur, Wild Rose and the Glacier Lily. These titles have been hand written in black lettering along with "Montana Wildflowers" written in black lettering below the flower. The piece measures 20 11/16" L x 6 3/4" W x 3/4" D. Both pieces show good condition overall with little to no wear present. No signs of damage is present.