Frontispiece to Dr. John W. Ogle’s Harveian Oration for 1881. 38. Bust to L., surtout buttoned with plain white falling collar: no tassels: no skull-cap. From the portrait in the National Portrait Gallery. Pub. for G. Moreton, 42 Burgate Street, Canterbury, 1894. Photogravure, 5½ x 3¾ in. Portraits of Harvey are also reproduced in _Clinical Sketches_, Lond. 1895, vol. i, facing page 16; B. W. Richardson, _Disciples of Æsculapius_, 8vo, Lond. 1910, i. 13-19; A lithograph by Hart and Mapother, Louisville, Kentucky; Engraving, G. Johnson, pinxt, T. Coldwell (Lond.), 1799; Engraving, Göttingen, T. C. Dieterich, 1789; Lithograph nach Hall von A. G. Eberhard; Engraving, Houbraken, pinxt., W. R. Jones, sc. BUSTS 1. The monument in Hempstead Church near Saffron Walden in Essex. 2. Peter Scheemakers’ (1691-1770) bust at the Royal College of Physicians, London. Presented by Dr. Mead in 1739. It was copied from an original picture in the possession of Dr. Mead. 3. Coin in the British Museum. It was struck at Berlin in 1825 in honour of Blumenbach. 4. Coin by Rogat. 5. The medal of the Harveian Society of Edinburgh. STATUES Mr. Bruce Joy’s statue at Folkestone. Statue in the Museum at Oxford. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Portraits of Dr. William Harvey, by Royal Society of Medicine