Author:Louisa Anne Meredith

Louisa Anne Meredith
(1812–1895)

Louisa Anne Meredith

Works

• "Compensation" in Once a Week, Series 1, 5 (1861)
• The Romance of Nature; or, The Flower-Seasons Illustrated (1936)

  Beautiful and costly volume in verse and prose, with hand-coloured plates from her own drawings—the 3rd edition published in 1839 (Tilt)

• Our Wild Flowers

  The story of the year in a narrative form, with many poems introduced, the plates hand-coloured from the author's drawings

• A Tour in South Wales
• An Autumn on the Wye (Tilt)

  Illustrated with engravings after David Cox, Cattermole, etc

• Notes and Sketches of New South Wales published in Murray's Home and Colonial Library" series
• My Home in Tasmania (Murray)

With landscape illustrations by the Bishop of Tasmania (Dr. Nixon)

• Over the Straits (Chapman & Hall)

  Narrative of a visit to Melbourne and the goldfields in 1856

• Lost

  Short life of a pet bird, told in poem and picture

• Some of my Bush Friends in Tasmania (1860, Day & Sons)

  Large and elaborate work on the flora of the colony, with numerous coloured plates from the author's drawings, and original poems and prose

• Ebba
• Grandmamma's Verse-Book for Young Australia

  Poems for children on local subjects

• Tasmanian Friends and Foes, Furred, Feathered and Finned (1880: Marcus Ward)

  Book for young people, with coloured plates from the author's drawings

Works about Meredith

• "Meredith, Louisa Anne," in The Dictionary of Australasian Biography, by Philip Mennell, London: Hutchinson & Co. (1892)