A Temple of Worthies

Ada, Countess of Lovelace
No portrait yet.

Louis Agassiz
From Bolton, frontis.

John James Audubon
From Bolton, facing p. 167.

Francis Trevelyan Buckland
From Bolton, facing p. 396.

Charles Babbage
No portrait yet.

Robert Boyle
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 72. In turn from a painting by F. Kerseboom in the posession, in 1917, of the Royal Society.

Isambard Kingdom Brunel
No portrait yet.

William Congreve
From Harris.

Georges Léopold Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert, Baron Cuvier
From Bolton, facing p. 65.

John Dalton
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 16. In turn from a painting by R. R. Faulkner in the posession, in 1917, of the Royal Society.

Charles Darwin
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 268. In turn from a photograph by Maull & Fox.

An engraved portrait, from Bolton, facing p. 347.

Erasmus Darwin
No portrait yet.

Humphry Davy
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 112. In turn from a painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence in the posession, in 1917, of the Royal Society.

An engraved portrait, from Bolton, facing p. 139.

Rowland Emett
Actually, it's rather unlikely that I'll ever find a public domain portrait of Emett. He's a hero of mine, though, so I wanted to include him here.

Michael Faraday
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 32. In turn from a painting by A. Blakely in the posession, in 1917, of the Royal Society.

Galileo
From Fahre, plate XXXIX, between pages 206 and 207.

Here is a different portrait. It is from the Perry-Castañeda Library Portraits.

Here is yet another portrait, of a younger Galileo It is from Abbott.

An engraved portrait, similar to the one from Fahre, from Bolton, on verso before p. 1.

Stephen Hales
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 236. In turn from a portrait by Thomas Hudson.

William Harvey
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 294. In turn from a painting by Cornelius Janssen in (1917) the College of Physicians.

Here is a different portrait. It is from the Perry-Castañeda Library Portraits.

Joseph Henry
From Bolton, facing p. 275.

William Herschel
From Bolton, facing p. 81.

Alexander von Humboldt
From Bolton, facing p. 107.

James Prescott Joule
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 160. In turn from a photograph by Lady Roscoe.

William Thomson, Lord Kelvin
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 190. In turn from a photograph by by Messrs. Dickinsons.

Leonardo da Vinci
From Singer.

Here is a different portrait. It is from the Perry-Castañeda Library Portraits.

Carl (or Carolus) Linnæus (Carl von Linné)
From Bolton, facing p. 49.

Charles Lyell
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 310. In turn from a daguerreotype by J. E. Mayal.

An engraved portrait from Bolton, facing p. 246.

Henry Maudslay
No portrait yet.

James Clerk Maxwell (1831-1879)
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 86. This image from Shuster & Shipley, curiously identified as John Clerk Maxwell, does seem to be of James Clerk Maxwell (John, 1787-1856) was his father). It is identified as being from an engraving by G. J. Stodard in Nature of a photograph by Fergus of Glasgow.

Samuel Finley Breese Morse
From Bolton, facing p. 202.

Isaac Newton
From Shuster & Shipley, frontispiece. In turn from an engraving of from a painting by Kneller, in the possession, in 1917, of Lord Portsmouth.

Here is a different portrait. It is from the Perry-Castañeda Library Portraits.

Here is yet another portrait. It is from Abbott.

An engraved portrait from Bolton, facing p. 28.

John Ray
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 232. In turn from an original portrait, by a painter not identified, in (1917) the British Museum.

George Gabriel Stokes
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 124. In turn from a photograph by Fradelle & Young.

Thomas Young
From Shuster & Shipley, facing p. 212. In turn from a portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence.