Walter Hood Fitch Collection

Botanical Print by Walter Hood Fitch 1817 a 1892, W. H. Fitch was an botanical illustrator
Botanical Print by Walter Hood Fitch 1817 a 1892, W.H. Fitch was an botanical illustrator and artist, born in Glasgow, Scotland, UK, colour lithograph

Nymphaea sp. water lily
Watercolour No. 15 by Walter Hood Fitch, c. mid-1800s. Held in the Botany Library at the Natural History Museum, London

Botanical Print by Walter Hood Fitch 1817 a 1892, W. H. Fitch was an botanical illustrator
Botanical Print by Walter Hood Fitch 1817 a 1892, W.H. Fitch was an botanical illustrator and artist, born in Glasgow, Scotland, UK, colour lithograph

Odontoglossum coronarium, 1864-1874 (hand-coloured lithograph)
986074 Odontoglossum coronarium, 1864-1874 (hand-coloured lithograph) by Fitch, Walter Hood (1817-92); Private Collection; (add.info.: Odontoglossum coronarium)

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Laelia Euspatha. Creator: Joseph Mansell
Laelia Euspatha

Rhododendron fulgens
Hand-coloured lithograph by Walter hood Fitch, 1849-1851, based on sketch by Joseph Hooker Date: 1849

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Walter Hood Fitch, a renowned botanical illustrator and artist from 1817 to 1892, left an indelible mark on the world of botany with his exquisite prints. His attention to detail and passion for capturing the beauty of nature is evident in every piece he created. One such masterpiece is his botanical print of the Nymphaea sp. Water lily. Through Fitch's skilled hand, this delicate flower comes alive on paper, showcasing its vibrant colors and intricate petals. The sheer artistry displayed in this work leaves viewers captivated by its ethereal beauty. Another notable creation by Fitch is his depiction of Selenicereus hamatus, also known as the Queen of the night cactus. This print showcases Fitch's ability to capture not only the visual appeal but also the essence and character of each plant he illustrated. The intricate details in this piece transport us into a nocturnal world where this majestic cactus reigns supreme. Fitch's dedication to his craft shines through in all his works, including Odontoglossum coronarium, a hand-colored lithograph that dates back to 1864-1874. This particular print exemplifies Fitch's mastery at combining scientific accuracy with artistic flair. Each stroke brings out the unique characteristics of this orchid species while maintaining an air of elegance. Laelia Euspatha is another captivating creation attributed to Walter Hood Fitch; however, it was actually crafted by Joseph Mansell under Fitch's guidance. This collaborative effort resulted in a stunning portrayal that captures both artists' talents seamlessly merged into one harmonious composition. Lastly, we cannot overlook Rhododendron fulgens - an enchanting floral specimen brought to life through Fitch's meticulous brushstrokes. Its fiery red blooms seem almost tangible against a backdrop adorned with lush green foliage—a testament to both nature’s wonders and Fitch’s ability to translate them onto paper.