# The Romance of Nature; or, The Flower-Seasons Illustrated/end matter

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SPLENDID ANNUALS FOR 1837,
JUST PUBLISHED BY
CHARLES TILT, FLEET STREET.
In Imperial 4to, price 42s. India Proofs, 63s.
FINDEN'S TABLEAUX;
A SERIES OF PICTURESQUE SCENES OF NATIONAL CHARACTER, BEAUTY, AND COSTUME.
Edited by Mrs. S. C. HALL.
WITH POETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS BY
THE ENGRAVING FROM DRAWINGS BY
The plates in this work are double the size of those in the largest of the Annuals, and have been carefully engraved by the first artists, under the direction of William and Edward Finden. As it is splendidly bound in morocco, richly and appropriately embellished after a design by Corbould, it forms decidedly the most magnificent and attractive annual ever published.
"An Annual of the same class to which the 'Flowers of Loveliness' and 'Gems of Beauty' belong, and it is superior to both in its plan and execution."—Spectator.
"Every one of the engravings is worth the notice of the collector, and the whole form a charming portfolio: the binding is so rich and tasteful as to merit a distinct notice."—Atlas.
"This addition to the list of Annuals, is a pearl richer than all its tribe."—Court Journal.
ORIENTAL ANNUAL— NEW SERIES.
Elegantly bound in morocco, price 21s., or large paper with Proof Impressions of the Plates, 2l. 12s. 6d., The
ORIENTAL ANNUAL FOR 1837,
By the Rev. Hobart Caunter, B.D., with Twenty-two Engravings, from Drawings by William Daniell, R.A.
"In the Rev. H. Caunter's biography of Timur Beg, there is all the excitement of a melo-drama. Of the work and its embellishments, we are bound to speak in the highest praise."—Chronicle.
"The pictorial illustrations of this volume are exquisite and beautiful, as were those of the former volumes: these may be said to be superior, from the intense interest of the subjects."—Court Magazine.
"Mr. Daniell has thrown around most of his scenes every charm that truth and nature admitted of."—Court Journal.
"Nor do we doubt of the present work, from the great interest belonging to its subjects, from the ability with which these are treated, and the splendid manner in which it is got up, becoming one of the most popular; for assuredly it will be among the most permanently useful Annuals yet published."—Monthly Review.
∵ A few complete Sets of the Three former Volumes of this work may still be had, price 21s. each.
Handsomely bound in morocco, price 21s.
THE BIBLICAL KEEPSAKE.
Being Series the third and last; containing thirty-two highly-finished Views of the most remarkable places mentioned in the Holy Scriptures, from original and accurate Sketches taken on the Spot, engraved by W. and E. Finden, with Descriptions of the Plates, arranged in the order of the chapters in the Bible.
By the Rev. Thomas Hartwell Horne, B.D.
Of St. John's College, Cambridge.
∵ Copies of the two former volumes may still be had, the whole forming the most complete and interesting series of Illustrations of the Bible ever offered to the public, and admirably adapted for a school prize or family present.
BOOKS OF ENGRAVINGS,
Published under the Superintendence or William and Edward Finden.
LANDSCAPE AND PORTRAIT ILLUSTRATIONS
OF THE
LIFE AND WORKS OF LORD BYRON.
In three vols, royal 8ro., containing One Hundred and Twenty-six Plate's. Price, handsomely half-bound in morocco, gilt edges, 4l. 13s. 6d. ; whole bound in morocco, 5l. 3s. 6 d.; or morocro elegant, superbly gilt, 6l. 3s.
The Proprietors of an undertaking upon which upwards of Twenty-five Thousand Pounds have been extended, are desirous of calling the attention of the Public to a Work, which, from the number of the Plates, the beauty of the Designs, the excellence of the Engravings, and the interesting nature of the accompanying Letter-press, is peculiarly suited for an elegant and acceptable Present, and deserving a place on the Drawing-room Table, and in every Library of Illustrated Books.
The three Volumes contain no fewer than One Hundred and Twenty-six Plates, all engraved by the Findens, in their best style, from Original Drawings by all our most eminent Artists, not consisting of imaginary subjects, but of actual Landscape Views, illustrative of the scenery of Lord Byron's Life, and the localities from which he drew his descriptions; together with a highly valuable Series of Original Portraits of the distinguished Individuals whose names occupy a prominent place in his Writings, and a full and interesting Letterpress description of each Engraving : and thus, in addition to all the qualities of the pacing productions of the year, possessing an interest lasting as the fame of the great Poet whose immortal Works they are Intended to illustrate.
SPLENDID VOLUME FOR A PRESENT.
Price 1l. 11s. 6d., beautifully bound.
LE BYRON DES DAMES;
OR,
PORTRAITS OF THE PRINCIPAL FEMALE CHARACTERS IN LORD BYRON'S POEMS.
∵ This volume is in large 4to., bound in rose-coloured morocco, very richly gilt, and contains Thirty-nine Plates, engraved from original Paintings. Each subject is illustrated by critical remarks and poetical extracts.
ELEGANT VOLUME FOR THE DRAWING-ROOM TABLE.
Price 1l. 11s. 6d. superbly bound in morocco, similar to
" LE BYRON DES DAMES."
THE GALLERY OF THE GRACES.
A SERIES OF
THIRTY-SIX BEAUTIFUL FEMALE HEADS,
Illustrating celebrated Passages in Modern British Poets, with accompanying Extracts.
The Paintings were designed expressly for this work by the most eminent Artists, and the whole engraved with the greatest care, under the superintendence of the Messrs. Fin den. In richness and luxury*, the binding far surpasses any thing of the kind ever attempted.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BIBLE.
Two Volumes, super-royal 8vo. neatly half-bound in morocco, 3l. 16s., gilt edges, or morocco, 3l. 16s.
LANDSCAPE ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BIBLE,
In a Series of Ninety-six Views of the most interesting Places mentioned in the Old and New Testament, with Descriptions by the Rev. T. Hartwell Horne. The Plates are engraved in the Findenh' best style, from Paintings by the most eminent Artists, from sketches taken on the spot.
∵ A few proofs, royal 4to, half-morocco, 5l. 15s., or morocco, 6l. 12s. India proofs royal 4to, half morocco, 7l., or morocco, 7l. 16. Ten copies of the proofs before letters, imperial 4to, are still on sale, 9l. cloth boards.
CHARLES TILT, FLEET STREET.
WORKS ON FLOWERS.
In Imperial 4to. handsomely bound, 2l. 2s.
FLORA'S GEMS;
OR,
The Choicest treasures of the Parterre.
IN TWELVE BOUQUETS, COLOURED WITH THE UTMOST CARE, AND ACCOMPANIED By ILLUSTRATIVE LETTER-PRESS.
The Plates of this work are all coloured in the most finished style, so as to equal first-rate Drawings, and are accompanied with poetical illustrations. It forms a unique ornament for the drawing-room table or lady's boudoir.
SECOND EDITION.
Cloth, gilt edges, price 6s ; silk 7s. 6d ; or morocco elegant, 8s. 6d.
THE SENTIMENT OF FLOWERS,
WITH TWELVE GROUPS OF FLOWERS, TASTEFULLY DESIGNED AND COLOURED.
" In Eastern lands they talk in flowers.
And they tell in a garland their loves and cares ;
Each blossom that blooms in their garden bowers,
On its leaves a mystic language bears."
This work teaches the eloquent language referred to in the above beautiful liues. As in the East, so in the fair island of Britain, " flowers are here made to speak the language of sentiment."
"This is a charming little book. Engravings of groups of the most beloved, the most popular, and the most poetical are very neatly and accurately coloured, and interspersed with fanciful and elegant descriptions and analogies, illustrated by quotations from the wide range of English poetry, and from whatever has been most gracefully and fondly said of those darlings of nature."— Taits Mag.
" One of the prettiest little books we have seen. It contains twelve coloured engravings, a neatly told biography, if we may use the term, of each flower— all the graceful anecdotes connected with them, and some very beautiful and appropriate poetical quotations. It teaches too
'All that token flowers can tell,
What words can never speak so well,'
" Well, if we were a young lady, we would neither write nor receive a billet-doux, save in the shape of a bouquet."—Court Journal.
REFLECTIONS ON A FLOWER GARDEN;
By the Rev. James Hervey. Price 5s, 6d., neatly bound
This new Edition of Hervey's celebrated Work is elegantly printed and illustrated by Twelve Plates of the most remarkable Flowers mentioned by the Author. It forms a very tasteful present for young persons.
LESSONS IN FLOWER PAINTING;
In a Series of easy and progressive Studies. Draum and coloured after Nature.
By James Andrews.
This Work contains Twenty-four Sheets of Flowers, beautifully coloured. In the style of its execution it far surpasses any similar publication. To render it essentially useful, as well as ornamental, a duplicate of each plate is given in outline, printed on drawing paper, for the pupil to colour like the original. It may be had complete, handsomely bound in ornamented cloth, gilt edges, price 16s. ; or in Six Parts, 2s. 6d. each.
∵ A great variety of Groups and Vases of Flowers for more advanced Students in this delightful branch of Art are constantly on sale at the publisher's.
FLORAL CONVERSATION CARDS.
In a handsome case, gilt edges, price 12s.
These cards, Fifty in number, have a correct and neatly coloured Flower on each. A Key is given, and the means furnished for holding conversations by the means of Floral Emblems. At the same time they serve as an Assistant to the Botanical Student, and a very useful and popular illustration of the Language of Flowers.
CHARLES TILT, FLEET STREET.
J. D. HARDING'S WORKS.
In Imperial folio, half morocco, price £6. 6s.
SKETCHES AT HOME AND ABROAD.
This very beautiful Work consists of Sixty Views of the most interesting Scenes, selected from a lrgre collection of Foreign and Domestic Sketches made by Mr. Harding, and executed by him in Lithography, in exact imitation of the original drawings, as they were made upon the spot, with Black Lead Pencil on tinted paper. The only addition to the original Sketches, which were made with scrupulous accuracy, being the introduction of appropriate objects, and figures in correct costume, thus improving: the compositions of the subjects as well as adding national character to local interest.
In the "Sketches at Home and Abroad," Mr. Harding has applied a new mode of his own for introducing the whites in printing instead of laying them on with the pencil. By this process a lasting effect is produced; the tints thus obtained being permanent and free from the liability to dinginess, which has hitherto been such a fatal objection to their production in the usual manner.
The collection embraces so great a variety of subjects, effects, and compositions, that it forms a series of examples of great service to the student and the amateur, and a complete illustration of the Author's Treatise on the Black Lead Pencil.
MR. HARDING'S NEW WORK.
HARDING'S PORTFOLIO;
A Series of Twenty-four highly -finished Sketches, tinted in exact imitation of the original Drawings.
The improvements recently made in Lithography, particularly in the process of introducing the whites, enabling Mr. Harding to give to his published Sketches all the appearance of Drawings. As the Sketches have been wholly drawn on stone by Mr.Harding's own hand, they thus POSSSES ALL THE VALUE AND INTENT OF THE ORIGINALS.
Imperial 4to, handsomely half -bound in morocco, price 34s., or carefully coloured 55s.
In Imperial Quarto, neatly bound in cloth, price Two Guineas.
ELEMENTARY ART:
OR,
THE USE OF THE LEAD PENCIL ADVOCATED AND EXPLAINED.
This work is intended to teach the young student, and the amateur, by the practical use of the simplest but most valuable instrument in art—The Lead Pencil, how they may study Nature and acquire Art with the certainty of eventual success, and also to furnish them with assistance to which they may continually refer in the absence of their master. The work is illustrated by twenty-eight Lithographic Drawings by {Mr. Harding, and he has followed as nearly as possible the course which his experience in actual instruction has suggested to him.
Six Proof Copies remain, Price 21. 12s. 6d.
HARDING'S LITHOGRAPHIC DRAWING-BOOK,
FOR THE YEARS 1832, 1834, 1835.
Each Complete in Six Numbers, Price One Shilling and Sixpence.
SPEEDILY WILL BE PUBLISHED.
Complete in Six Parts, Imperial Quarto,
HARDING'S LITHOGRAPHIC DRAWING BOOK,
For the Year 1837.
Each number of this Work will contain Four Studies, including in the whole a great variety of Subjects, and besides being double the size of those for former years, the whole will be printed on India Paper, price 3s. each part, or 91s. neatly half- bound.
London : CHARLES TILT, 86, Fleet Street.