Rosemary Margaret Smith

1933 — 2004

Scottish botanist, botanical collector and scientific illustrator (1933-2004)

Rosemary Margaret Smith (1933–2004) was a Scottish botanist and illustrator who specialized in the taxonomy of the Zingiberaceae, or ginger family. Many of the species she classified and identified as being placed into improper genera were found in Asian countries, especially in the isolated island of Borneo.

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Dioramas of Pleistocene, 'Bison briscas' (Extinct European Bison)

Rosemary Margaret Smith UCL Art Museum

Dioramas of Pleistocene, 'Bos primigenius' (Wild Cattle)

Rosemary Margaret Smith UCL Art Museum

Dioramas of Pleistocene, 'Dicerorphinus kirchbergensis (merckii anctt)', (Interglacial Forest Rhinoceros)

Rosemary Margaret Smith UCL Art Museum

Dioramas of Pleistocene, 'Elephus antiguus' (Temperate-Forest 'Straight-Tusked' Elephant)

Rosemary Margaret Smith UCL Art Museum

Dioramas of Pleistocene, 'Elephus meridionalis' (Southern Elephant)

Rosemary Margaret Smith UCL Art Museum

Dioramas of Pleistocene, 'Elephus primigenius' (Mammoth)

Rosemary Margaret Smith UCL Art Museum

Dioramas of Pleistocene, 'Equus gintlini' (Tarpan)

Rosemary Margaret Smith UCL Art Museum

Dioramas of Pleistocene, 'Equus przewashii' (Mongolian Wild Horse)

Rosemary Margaret Smith UCL Art Museum

Dioramas of Pleistocene, 'Megaceros liberniais' (Giant Irish Deer)

Rosemary Margaret Smith UCL Art Museum

Dioramas of Pleistocene, 'Tieharhiuus antiquitatis' (Woolly Rhinoceros)

Rosemary Margaret Smith UCL Art Museum