Description
allegedly due to corruption of the jury
here described as 'Mount Ophir' at volcano on the west coast of Sumatra
In particular
The City Imperial Volunteers in the Guildhall
Portrait of John Tyndall (1820-1893) Size:S: 30 x 25cm allegedly due to corruption ofIn this, one of three Tyndall portraits owned by the Royal Society, the scientist appears at a relatively young 30 years of age. The portrait is of a serious and vigorous man in formal mid 19th century dress black coat, waistcoat and tie over a high collar. Tyndall's characteristic neck whiskers are in place, his hair reddish brown and eyes blue. John Tyndall was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1852. Original: chalk on paper. ca. 1850
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