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Botanical sketches of Australian plants, 1803-1808? / watercolours by John Lewin 3. Pimelea linifolia Title : Botanical sketches of Australian plants, 1803-1808? / John Lewin Creator : Lewin, J. W. (John William), 1770-1819 Date of Work : 1803 - 1808? Type of Material : Pictures Ask for : Original : PXC 304 Physical Description : Drawings - 265 watercolour, pen, ink & pencil drawings on 257 sheets, hinged into booklets - 38-38.5 cm. - 25-28 cm. approx. Contents : The listing below has the known current (2003) plant names. The transcribed inscriptions from the original drawings are available in pdf version at http://image.sl.nsw.gov.au/Ebind/pxc304/a633/lewin.pdf^{[dead link]} (a) Xylomelum pyriforme (b) Unidentified plant (c) Kennedia rubicunda (d) Acacia (e) Macrozamia l. Phylidrum lanuginosum 2. Utricularia dichotoma 3. “Pimelea linifolia” 4. Pimelea curviflora 5. Xylomelum pyriforme 6. Xyris operculata 7. Scirpus nodosus ... “19. Banksia serrata”