G. Periodical Prints
Year
Country
mm
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Image

Notes
1870-71 UK 240x300 G1 Engravings from the Illustrated London News. Huxley's portrait, based on a photo by Elliott and Fry, appeared on 17 September 1870. Caption reads "Professor Huxley, President of the British Association for the Advancement of Science". Darwin's portrait, based on a c1867 (horizontally inverted) photo [24] by E. Edwards, appeared on 11 March 1871, along with a favourable review of the Descent of Man. Caption reads "Charles R. Darwin, author of the Origin of Species".
G2
1871 190x310 G3 "Men of the Day" lithograph caricatures from Vanity Fair. Huxley, drawn by "Ape" (C. Pellegrini), appeared on 28 January 1871, accompanied by this text. The caption reads "A great Med'cine-man among the Inqui-ring Redskins". Darwin, drawn by "Spy" (L. M. Ward), appeared on 30 September 1871, with this text. The caption reads "Natural Selection".
G4
1882 150x225 G5 Engraving from the 9 May 1882 Graphic, depicting Darwin's funeral in Westminster Abbey.
USA 295x475 G6 J. Keppler lithograph captioned "Reason Against Unreason", from Puck Magazine. Represents Darwin and Huxley at the forefront of the "light of reason".
1883 115x160 G7 Engravings from the January 1883 Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, which accompanied an article by A. R. Wallace entitled "The Debt of Science to Darwin". The frontispiece portrait (G7) is a Thomas Johnson engraving of a c1874 photo by Leonard Darwin. Other engravings depict scenes around Darwin's home at Downe, and some of these were altered and recycled for use in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly a few years later (see below).
75x95 G8
65x100 G9
60x125 G10
95x140 G11
85x105 G12
1884 125x175 G13 Engraving from c1854 photo by Maull & Fox of London. Published with article "A Reminiscence of Mr. Darwin" by J. D. Hague, Harper's Magazine, October 1884.
1885 UK 230x305 G14

Lithograph entitled "A Darwinian Question", from the 1 May 1885 Graphic. Based on a painting by Samuel Carter.
125x225 G15 Engraving from the 20 June 1885 Graphic, depicting Huxley speaking at the unveiling of the Darwin statue at the Museum of Natural History, London. A more recent photo of the statue is here.
1888 USA 115x125 G16 Engravings from an article entitled "Darwin", from the June 1888 issue of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. G16 is a portrait based on a c1867 (horizontally inverted) photo [24] by E. Edwards, or more likely, on the Illustrated London News engraving of this photo. Other engravings depict the Beagle, a page from Darwin's notebook, and  scenes around Darwin's home and grounds. Some of these images appeared in the Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine in 1883, and have been altered (for example, Darwin's figure has been added) and reused.
75x150 G17
60x100 G18
75x105 G19
75x95 G20
95x145 G21
85x115 G22
115x180 G23
1898 125x175 G24 Huxley with grandson (and future famous biologist) Julian. Engraving by T. Johnson from c1895 photo [25] by Kent & Lacey. Accompanied article "Scenes from Huxley's Home Life" by Leonard Huxley, The Century Magazine, January 1898.