Person

Lithgow, Muriel Grace

Occupation
Natural history artist and Naturalist

Summary

Grace Lithgow is a naturalist and natural history artist whose interests lie in the botany and zoology of southeast Queensland. She has illustrated a wide range of native flora, fungi and animal fossils. Her illustrations have been reproduced in her own books, in which she often includes details such as associated butterflies, and those of others writers. Lithgow has also made significant collections of local species: over 1,000 insect specimens were lodged in the Queensland Museum, the Queensland Herbarium holds over 500 plant specimens. Collections of frogs, freshwater snails and butterflies are in other repositories. Lithgow is an active contributor to the Chinchilla Field Naturalists' Club and the Wildlife Artists Society of Queensland.

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Chronology

2007
Award - Queensland Natural history Award, Queensland Naturalists' Club

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Books

  • Lithgow, M. G., 60 wattles of the Chinchilla and Murilla Shires (Chinchilla, Qld: G. Lithgow, 1997), 80 pp. Details

Journal Articles

  • Anon, 'The Queensland Natural History Award, 2007 [awarded to Muriel Grace Lithgow]', Queensland naturalist, 45 (1/3) (2007), 1-3. Details

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