Botanical Prints of Australia & New Zealand by Walter Hood Fitch

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Eupomatia Laurina FCA1 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25	Curtis Title Page 3rd Series FCA2 SOLD	Astelia Solandri, New Zealand FCA3 $55


Macrozamia Corallipes FCA4 SOLD	Bowenia Spectabilis FCA5 $95


Meryta Latifolia, Norfolk Island FCA6 $85	Todea Barbara FCA7 $85


Bowenia Spectabilis FCA8 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25	Brachychiton Bidwilli FCA23 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: SOLD	Botrychium Daucifolium, New Zealand FCA10 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25


Xanthorrhoea Hastile FCA14 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25	Acacia Drummondii FCA15 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25	Areca Sapida, New Zealand Palm FCA16 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25


Blandfordia Flammea FCA17 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: SOLD	Blandfordia Cunninghamii FCA18 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25	Blandfordia Aurea FCA19 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25


Acacia Riceana, Tasmania FCA12 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25	Grevillea Rosmarinifolia FCA21 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25	Grevillea Preissii FCA22 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: SOLD


Grevillea Alpestris FCA26 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25	Grevillea Macrostylis FCA27 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25	Calopetalum Ringens FCA28 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25


Plagianthus Lyallii, New Zealand FCA29 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: SOLD	Pittosporum Crassifolium, New Zealand FCA25 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: SOLD	Eranthemum Aspersum FCA31 ~~$45~~ Sale Price: $25

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William Curtis began publication of the Botanical Magazine in February 1787 and continued almost without interruption for 160 years. After Curtis edited the first 13 volumes, the publication continued under the editors: John Simms (1800-1826), William Jackson Hooker (1827-1865) and Joseph Dalton Hooker (1865-1904). The images were engraved and hand-coloured by many artists including Sydenham Edwards, William Graves, James Sowerby, John Curtis, William Jackson Hooker, W.H. Fitch, Matilda Smith, Lillian Snelling and Stella Rose Craig. The plates are known for their fine detail and delicate hand coloring. The prints are all copper engravings to Volume 70 & then stone or zinc lithography until the introduction of color printing in 1948. It is the longest running botanical magazine and was entirely hand colored until 1948. References: Blunt (1994) pp 211 - 217, Great Flower Books pp 156 - 157, Nissen BPI 2350, Staflue 1290.