William Curtis Botanical Prints from Curtis Botanical Magazine 1948 and After

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Vellozia viscosa by Margaret Stones CTL493 $29	Tulipa humilis forma by Margaret Stones CTL571 $29	Colchicum lusitanum by S. Ross-Craig CTL21 $29


Campanula hawkinsiana by Ann V. Webster CTL505 $29	Crocus michelsonii by Margaret Stones CTL606 $29	Anoda cristata by Ann V. Webster CTL288 $29


Alstroemeria violacea by S. Ross-Craig CTL42 $29	Hosta tardiflora by Ann V. Webster CTL204 $29	Campanula ephesial by Margaret Stones CTL712 $29


Thunbergia battiscombei by Margaret Stones CTL383 $29	Cyrtanthus sanguineus by Margaret Stones CTL481 $29	Rubus Henryi var bambusarum by L. Snelling CTL33 $29


Iris pamphylica by Margaret Stones CTL648 $29	Muscari Tubergenianum by Ann V. Webster CTL195 $29	Iris serotina by Margaret Stones CTL733 $29


Iris Graeberiana Stella Ross-Craig CTL126 $29	Chionodoxa lochiae CTL281 SOLD	Iris afghanica by Mary Grierson CTL668 $29


Primula reidii var. Williamsii by Margaret Stones CTL371 $29	Primula calderiana by Ann V. Webster CTL425 $29	Primula Griffithii by Ann V. Webster CTL263 $29

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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 other editors. The prints were all copper engravings to Volume 70, then stone or zinc lithography until the introduction of color printing in 1948. For the first time we are offering prints from the 1948-1980 years. Though printing methods have changed, in some ways time has stood still for this most unique and enduring publication. We still have beautifully-drawn botanicals in lavish color on high quality paper, with the text even more detailed than in earlier years. Now, it is the turn of the great women illustrators to enchant, and we see in these pages work from Margaret Stones, Kristabel King, Victoria Gordon, Joanna Lowe, Stella Ross Craig, Lillian Snelling, Ann V Webster and Ann Davies. Each single measures approximately 5 1/2 inches wide by 9 inches long.

Curtis Botanical Magazine Prints by Margaret Stones, L. Snelling 1948

Curtis Botanical Magazine Prints 1948-1980