page_title: Mary Ann Burnett
hierarchical_section_title: Mary Ann Burnett
caption_attribution_description: Pineapple (Ananas comosus): large fruit on the end of a leafy stem. Coloured zincograph after M. A. Burnett, c. 1842. Iconographic Collections Keywords: M.A. Burnett
context_page_description: Mary Ann Burnett was a British botanist, author and editor.
  Burnett was the illustrator and editor of Illustrations of Useful Plants employed in the Arts and Medicine. Some of the text was written by her brother Gilbert Thomas Burnett. Subsequent editions from 1840 onwards name Mary Ann as the author. Burnett dedicated the 1842 edition of the book to her patron, Miss Minshull.
  Burnett died Fitzroy Square, London, in December 1856 "after a long and painful illness".
context_section_description: Mary Ann Burnett (d. 18 December 1856) was a British botanist, author and editor.
  Burnett was the illustrator and editor of Illustrations of Useful Plants employed in the Arts and Medicine (1839-40). Some of the text was written by her brother Gilbert Thomas Burnett. Subsequent editions from 1840 onwards name Mary Ann as the author. Burnett dedicated the 1842 edition of the book to her patron, Miss Minshull.
  Burnett died Fitzroy Square, London, in December 1856 "after a long and painful illness".
caption: Illustration of a pineapple by Mary Ann Burnett
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