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John William Lewin

    1770   -   27 August 1819
Nonclassified artists   •   Wikipedia: John William Lewin

Actually John William Lewin did not want to become a painter. The eldest son of William Lewin, the scientific author of the work "The Birds of Great Britain helped his father with the illustrations already in his youth and was also mentioned by name in the preface.

Young Lewin dreamed of travelling to Australia to the colony of New South Wales. Following the footsteps of Dru Drury, a very famous English ornithologist and entomologist, he also wanted to study the ornithology and entomology of the mysterious continent of Australia. He travelled to Australia on the ship Minerva in 1800, following his wife who had made the journey the year before. The Lewin couple moved into quarters in Sidney and John William Lewin wrote illustrated books such as "Prodromus Entmology - (Natural history of lepidoptoic insects in New South Wales) as well as "Birds of New Holland" and "Birds of Suoth Wales", with which he wanted to finance his return journey to England. But the interest in his works was not very big. There are only 13 copies of the latter work left today. That is why it is today considered one of the greatest Australian bibliographical rarities. In 1810, the Lewis were still in Australia and ran a small farm on the banks of the Parramatta River. Besides, John William Lewin held the office of an official forensic scientist and made miniature paintings. In 1815, he also participated in an expedition to new areas beyond the Blue Montains and made many drawings and watercolours, most of which are now kept in the State Library of New South Wales.

But John William Lewin not only left many conventional natural history illustrations, for example of Australian insects in all stages of life or birds native to Australia. He also created strongly composed, partly large-format watercolours of exotic animals and plants of Australia and the unique landscape of New South Wales, with which he had some (also financial) success. Without appropriate artistic training, he went from being a practical observer, collector and illustrator to an artist with appropriate standards. He was one of Australia's first artists and probably so interesting because his new home was still so exotic at the time. He never returned to England.

John William Lewin

    1770   -   27 August 1819
Nonclassified artists   •   Wikipedia: John William Lewin

Actually John William Lewin did not want to become a painter. The eldest son of William Lewin, the scientific author of the work "The Birds of Great Britain helped his father with the illustrations already in his youth and was also mentioned by name in the preface.

Young Lewin dreamed of travelling to Australia to the colony of New South Wales. Following the footsteps of Dru Drury, a very famous English ornithologist and entomologist, he also wanted to study the ornithology and entomology of the mysterious continent of Australia. He travelled to Australia on the ship Minerva in 1800, following his wife who had made the journey the year before. The Lewin couple moved into quarters in Sidney and John William Lewin wrote illustrated books such as "Prodromus Entmology - (Natural history of lepidoptoic insects in New South Wales) as well as "Birds of New Holland" and "Birds of Suoth Wales", with which he wanted to finance his return journey to England. But the interest in his works was not very big. There are only 13 copies of the latter work left today. That is why it is today considered one of the greatest Australian bibliographical rarities. In 1810, the Lewis were still in Australia and ran a small farm on the banks of the Parramatta River. Besides, John William Lewin held the office of an official forensic scientist and made miniature paintings. In 1815, he also participated in an expedition to new areas beyond the Blue Montains and made many drawings and watercolours, most of which are now kept in the State Library of New South Wales.

But John William Lewin not only left many conventional natural history illustrations, for example of Australian insects in all stages of life or birds native to Australia. He also created strongly composed, partly large-format watercolours of exotic animals and plants of Australia and the unique landscape of New South Wales, with which he had some (also financial) success. Without appropriate artistic training, he went from being a practical observer, collector and illustrator to an artist with appropriate standards. He was one of Australia's first artists and probably so interesting because his new home was still so exotic at the time. He never returned to England.

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Page 57. Dianella caerulea, c.18...
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Sydney Cove, head of the cove, 1...
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Page 74. Viminaria denudata, c.1...
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Koala and young, 1803, J.W. Lewi...
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Page 151. Commelina cyanae, c.18...
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Fish catch and Dawes Point, Sydn...
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Orange rumpt flycatcher.Lewin, J...
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Rock warbler.Lewin, John. Birds ...
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Page 178a. Zamia, c.1803-06 (wc,...
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Scarlet & black warbler.Lewin, J...
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Blue face honeysucker.Lewin, Joh...
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Page 83. Eucalyptus, c.1803-06 (...
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Warty face honeysucker.Lewin, Jo...
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Page 173. Asclepias fruticosa, c...
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Page 95. Hibbertia dentata, c.18...
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Orange breast thrush.Lewin, John...
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Page 213. EpacrideaeLeucopogon s...
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Three-toe kingfisher.Lewin, John...
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Page 203. Anagallis arvenis, c.1...
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Page 239. Clematis, c.1803-06 (w...
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John William Lewin
Page 118. Vernonia cinerea, c.18...
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John William Lewin
Page 11. Plate 3 Cryptophasa Sep...
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John William Lewin
Page 65. Dodonaea triquetra, c.1...
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John William Lewin
Page 46. Goodenia laevigata, c.1...
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Page 172. Physalis edulis, c.180...
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John William Lewin
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Page 223. Caleana major, c.1803-...
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Page 94. Hibbertia volubilis syn...
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Page 196. Ricinus Ricinus commun...
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Page 71. Pultenaea linophylla, c...
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Page 66. Boronia serrulata, c.18...
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Page 237. Geranium pilosum, c.18...
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Page 4. Pimelea curviflora, c.18...
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John William Lewin
Page 178. The fruit of Zamia spi...
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John William Lewin
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John William Lewin
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Page 267. Euphrasia brownii, c.1...
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Page 19. Banksia serrata, c.1803...
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John William Lewin
Page 53. Drosera binata, c.1803-...
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Page 202. Pimelia linifolia, c.1...
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John William Lewin
Page 183. Westringia rosmarinifo...
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John William Lewin
Page 126. Filago, c.1803-06 (wc,...
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John William Lewin
Page 77. Ceratopetalum gummiferu...
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Page 7. Scirpus nodosus, c.1803-...
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John William Lewin
Page 145. Acacia longifolia, c.1...
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Page 153. Physalis naturalized, ...
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Page 15. Grevillea sericea, c.18...
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John William Lewin
Page 246. Arthropodium paniculat...
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Unidentified plant, c.1803-06 (w...
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Variegated warbler.Lewin, John. ...
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