Aeschynanthus ramosissimus

Frederick William Smith (English, 1797–1835)

Anonymous, British, 19th century

published 1834–49

Place of PublicationLondon

Medium/TechniqueAquatint, hand-colored

DimensionsSheet: 23 x 15.5 cm (9 1/16 x 6 1/8 in.)

Credit LineBequest of George P. Dike—Elita R. Dike Collection

Accession number69.336

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ClassificationsPrints

Collections

Prints and Drawings

ProvenanceElita R. Dike, Brookline; to her spouse George P. Dike, Brookline; bequest to MFA May 14, 1969

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Changing Camellia (Camellia mutabilis), possibly from Joseph Paxton, ed. "Magazine of Botany, and Register of Flowering Plants", London, 1834–49

Frederick William Smith

published 1834–49

Wayman's Brugmansia (Brugmansia Waymaniana), possibly from Joseph Paxton, ed. "Magazine of Botany and Register of Flowering Plants", London, 1834–49

Frederick William Smith

1834–49

Malva Ciccana (or Creeana) (mallow Family) (possibly from Joseph Paxton, ed. "Magazine of Botany and Register of Flowering Plants", London, 1834–49)

Frederick William Smith

published 1834–49

The Exceptinal Astelma (Astelma eximium), possibly from Joseph Paxton, ed. Magazine and Register of Flowering Plants, London, 1834–49

Frederick William Smith

1838

Lilium aurantiacum (possibly from Joseph Paxton, ed. "Magazine of Botany and Register of Flowering Plants", London, 1834–49)

Frederick William Smith

published 1834–49

Potentilla Hopwoodiana (Rose family) (possibly from Joseph Paxton, ed. "Magazine of Botany and Register of Flowering Plants," London, 1834–49)

Frederick William Smith

published 1834–49

Cooke's tomb

John Rubens Smith

1822

"Constitution" and "Guerriere:" Preparing for an Engagement

John Rubens Smith

1812

Joseph Ivimey conducting

George Frederick Arthur Belcher

1922

Major J. H. M. Kirkwood, D.S.O.

George Frederick Arthur Belcher

Two ladies of Walham Avenue: Miss Stagg and Mrs. Stubbins

George Frederick Arthur Belcher

A View of Cooke's Tomb in St. Paul's Church Yard, New York

John Rubens Smith

1821