File:Pimelea linifolia (cropped).jpg

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Pimelea linifolia picture Date(s) of creation: [ca. 1794] print : engraving with hand colouring ; plate mark 23.6 x 14.7 cm. on sheet 29.0 x 21.3 cm.

Data at source: Creator: Sowerby, James 1757-1822 engraver. Other creator(s): Smith, James Edward Sir, 1759-1828 White, John 1757 or 8-1832. Title: Pimelea linifolia [picture] Accession number(s): 30328102131520/12 Date(s) of creation: [ca. 1794] Publication: [London : s.n.], Medium: print : engraving with hand colouring ; Dimensions: plate mark 23.6 x 14.7 cm. on sheet 29.0 x 21.3 cm. Collection: Specimen of the botany of New Holland (1793) Contents/Summary: Common name "Rice flower". Notes: Tab. XI of: A specimen of the botany of New Holland / by James Edward Smith; the figures by James Sowerby. Engraved on plate u.r.: 11. Title engraved on plate l.c. After drawings by Surgeon-General John White.