...Soland,er, &c., &c. Indeed Sir Joseph Banks used to say that Mrs. Delany's representations of flowers " were the only imitations of nature that he had ever...plant without the least fear of committing an error." It is an extraordinary fact that this work has never (as far as the Editor is aware) been described...

...Solander, &c., &c. Indeed Sir Joseph Banks used to say that Mrs. Delany's representations of flowers " were the only imitations of nature that he had ever...plant without the least fear of committing an error." It is an extraordinary fact that this work has never (as far as the Editor is aware) been described...

...Solander, &c., &c. Indeed Sir Joseph Banks used to say that Mrs. Delany's representations of flowers " were the only imitations of nature that he had ever...plant without the least fear of committing an error." It is an extraordinary fact that this work has never (as far as the LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE Editor...

...Solander, <kc., ,tc. Indeed Sir Joseph Banks used to say that Mrs. Delany's representations of flowers " were the only imitations of nature that he had ever...plant without the least fear of committing an error." It is an extraordinary fact that this work has never (as far as the Editor is aware) been described...

...Solander, <fec., <fec. Indeed Sir Joseph Banks used to say that Mrs. Delany's representations of flowers "were the only imitations of nature that he had ever...plant without the least fear of committing an error." It is an extraordinary fact that this work has never (as far as the Editor is aware) been described...

...Solander, <fec., &c. Indeed Sir Joseph Banks used to say that Mrs. Delany's representations of flowers " were the only imitations of nature that he had ever...plant without the least fear of committing an error." It is an extraordinary fact that this work has never (as far as the Editor is aware) been described...

...in his ' Botanic Garden ; ' Sir Joseph Banks said that it contained ' the only imitations of nature from which he could venture to describe botanically...plant without the least fear of committing an error;' and Sir Joshua Reynolds declared it to be unrivalled in perfection of outline, delicacy of cutting,...

...Banks used to say that Mrs Delany's representations of flowers " were the only imitations of nature he had ever seen from which he could venture to describe...plant without the least fear of committing an error." As to the craftsmanship, to have cut these bold curves by eye alone, these leaf-edges delicate as a...

...admiration of Banks and Solander. Indeed, Sir Joseph declared that Mrs. Delany 's representations of flowers were the only imitations of Nature, that he had ever...venture to describe botanically any plant without fear of committing an error. A description of Mrs. Delany's method will be found in her Life and Correspondence...

...admiration of Banks and Solander. Indeed, Sir Joseph declared that Mrs. Delany's representations of flowers were the only imitations of Nature, that he had ever...venture to describe botanically any plant without fear of committing an error. A description of Mrs. Delany's method will be found in her Life and Correspondence...