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1.2 George Richmond, marriage portrait

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< Back to Introduction Few likenesses of Darwin in his youth survive, although more may once have existed. In a letter of 1873 an old Shrewsbury friend, Arthur Mostyn Owen, offered to send Darwin a watercolour sketch of him, painted many years…

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  • youth survive, although more may once have existed . In a letter of 1873 an old Shrewsbury friend, …
  • the Beagle voyage. However, Darwin seemingly declined Mostyn Owens offer, and the fate of Fanny
  • estimate of Richmonds work can be gauged from a letter which Hooker wrote to Darwin some years
  • puzzlingly, she said there that it belonged to her brother William, not to herself: did he give it
  • belonged toThe Family’ – helpfully adding a date of 1838, when Richmond was in Italy!   …
  • account books, entry for Dec. 1839. Joseph Hooker, letter to Darwin, 17 March 1862 (DCP-LETT-3474). …
  • this seemingly conflicts with the indications in Erasmuss letter of 1866, quoted above.   
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