William Curtis Botanical Prints from Curtis Botanical Magazine 1948 and After

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Aloe ciliaris CTL763 $29	Lilium Mackliniae CTL108 $29	Hedychium densiflorum CTL325 $29


Typhonium Giraldii CTL156 $29	Arisaema schimperianum CTL474 $29	Arum creticum CTL101 $29


Fritillaria cirrhosa CTL255 $29	Lilium oxypetalum var. insigne CTL274 SOLD	Fritillaria pontica var. ionica CTL8 $29


Lenophyllum weinbergii CTL750 $29	Euphorbia veneta CTL482 $29	Thompsonella minutiflora CTL782 $29


Kalanchoe robusta CTL657 $29	Orostachys japonicus CTL287 $29	Kalanchoe miniata CTL378 $29


Echinocereus polyacanthus CTL818 $29	Echeveria affinis CTL824 $29	Mammillaria collinsii CTL609 $29


Sedum obcordatum CTL835 $29	Korolkowia Swewerzowii CTL114 $29	Euphorbia wallichii CTL442 $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 1948-1980

Curtis Botanical Magazine Prints 1948-1980