Portrait of Charles Darwin by Herbert Rose Barraud (1845 - 1896) taken in 1881, thought to be the last photograph of Darwin before his death.

Photograph of Charles Darwin; the frontispiece of Francis Darwin's The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin (1887) has the caption "From a Photograph (1854?) by Messrs. Maull. And Fox. Engraved for Harper's Magazine, October 1884."[1] In an 1899 paper, Francis Darwin wrote that "The date of the photograph is probably 1854; it is, however, impossible to be certain on this point, the books of Messrs. Maull and Fox having been destroyed by fire. The reproduction is by Mr. Dew-Smith, who has been at some disadvantage, having only an old and faded print to work from."[2]

Rôle des vers de terre dans la formation de la terre végétale par Charles Darwin, traduction M. Levêque, préface Edmond Perrier Paris, C. Reinwald, 1882

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Timeline of Charles Darwin's Life

Charles Darwin, bust-length portrait. London : Barraud. Handwritten on back: Marion, Imp., Paris (I believe this is the manufacturer of the mount)

Charles Darwin, bust-length portrait. London : Barraud. Handwritten on back: Marion, Imp., Paris (I believe this is the manufacturer of the mount)

Darwin's beetle box at the Cambridge University Museum of Zoology, England. Charles Darwin was an enthusiastic beetle collector during his time as an undergraduate in Cambridge (often instead of attending lectures). He collected this specimens in and around the city.

Darwin's beetle box at the Cambridge University Museum of Zoology, England. Charles Darwin was an enthusiastic beetle collector during his time as an undergraduate in Cambridge (often instead of attending lectures). He collected this specimens in and around the city.