training in fabric printing at age 17; botanical illustration from William Jackson Hooker, Regius Professor of Botany.
United Kingdom
William Hooker: lectures (1834ff.) ; Niger Flora (1849), Victoria regia (1851), Ferns (1854/60-1), Icon plant. (1836-76) ; Orchidaceous (1851) ; James Bateman: Odontoglossum (1864-74) ; Henslow ; Lovell A. Reeve ; Jeronimo Triana (1826 / 1839-1890) ; George Bentham: Brit. Flora (1865/80) ; John Lindley ; J. D. Hooker: Botany Antartica (1844-59) & Rhododendrons of the Sikkim HImalaya (1849-61), Illustrations of Himalayan plants (1855) & Icones Plantarum (c. 500 plates) ; Henry J. Elves: Genus Lilium (1877-80) ; Richard Henry Beddome (1830-1911) ; W. J. Fitch: Bot. Drawing, Gardeners Chron (1869) ; J. T. I. Syme Boswell (1863-92) ; Thomas Moore: Field Botanist ; Prof. Henslow's Botanical Diagrams. Drawn by W. Fitch, for the Committee of Council on Education: Department of Science and Art, Phaenogamous Plants, printed by Day & Son, 1857 ; Curtis's Botanical Magazine (2700 plates) ;
official artist for Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew ; Linnean Society ;
J. F. Cathcart ; lithographer -> James Andrews ; artist -> Matilda Smith ; Worthington George Smith ; J., J. E. & J. de C Sowerby ; -> J. W. Salter draughtsman -> John Stevens Henslow (1796–1861) and his eldest daughter -> Anne Barnard & printer Day & Son in 1857 ;
9960 pub. drawings. See also: http://fmhibd.library.cmu.edu/HIBD-DB/ArtCat/recordlist.php?-skip=3175&-max=25 and http://www.huntbotanical.org/art/show.php?12 and http://fmhibd.library.cmu.edu/HIBD-DB/ArtCat/recordlist.php?-skip=30189&-max=25 and http://plantillustrations.org/artist.php?id_artist=66&mobile=0
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