Louisa Anne Meredith
British (in Tasmania), 1812–1895. Botanical illustration
Louisa Anne Meredith was born in Birmingham and, before she married, had already published in England, under her maiden name, Twamley, books of poems and flowers illustrated by herself. In 1839 she married and emigrated to Australia, and from 1840 she lived in Tasmania. A writer, naturalist and illustrator, she painted the flowers, birds and insects of the Tasmanian bush in great detail, and published her plates in books such as “Some of My Bush Friends in Tasmania”. She was also a member of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
12 works in the Museum
Waratah and Native Arbutusc. 1860
Lily of the Valley and Anemone1836
Pansies1836
Roses1836
Geraniums1836
Foxglove and Fern1836
Passion Flowers1836
White Water Lily1836
Cardinal Flower and Blue Lobelia1836
Tiger Lily and Meadow Saffron1836
Blackberries, Hawthorn, Rose Hips and Bittersweet1836
Gum Flowers and Lovec. 1891
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