Emily Jane Thwaits
South African botanical illustrator
About Emily Jane Thwaits
Emily Jane Thwaits was a botanical illustrator.
Emily Jane Thwaits (c. 1860 in Cape Town β 21 February 1906 in Cape Town) was a South African botanical illustrator.
Biography Emily was one of a family of seven, her sibling Frances Thwaits being another noted botanical illustrator who had contributed original paintings for Rudolf Marloth's "Flora of South Africa". Their grandfather, Thomas Thwaits, had come to Cape Town from England and had become art master at a school in Roeland Street founded by the Rev. James J. Beck.
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Who was Emily Jane Thwaits?
South African botanical illustrator
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Emily Jane Thwaits died on 21 February 1906.
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Emily Jane Thwaits was a botanical illustrator.
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