THORNTON, Dr Robert John (c. 1765-1832). Pl. 11, The Queen (Bird of Paradise) audubon Both the 1796 and 1802

Both the 1796 and 1802 versions of Arrowsmith's map served as resources that Nicholas King consulted as he prepared his map for the Lewis and Clark Expedition

he has laid down the soundings along the coast to the Gulph (sic) of Mexico

Environs of London - Windsor Castle to Gravesend

historical information became unobtainable

While Ross was able to provide a good account of the Eastern Bank of the River

THORNTON, Dr Robert John (c. 1765-1832). Pl. 11, The Queen (Bird of Paradise) audubon Both the 1796 and 1802Dr. Robert John Thornton (c. 1765 1832) Pl. 11, The Queen From The Temple of Flora London: Dr. Thornton, 1799 1807 Mixed method engraving, including aquatint, mezzotint, stipple and line engraving, printed in color and finished by hand Sheet size: approx.: 22" x 17" sheet Dr. Robert Thornton was determined that his country produce the greatest series of botanical illustrations of all time, and his Temple of Flora is unsurpassed as a botanical document