A Colourised Photograph of Sir Richard John Griffith (1784–1878)

Abstract: A colourised photographic portrait of Sir Richard John Griffith (1784–1878) dating from 1870 has been recently donated to the Geological Society of London. It shows the sitter in a typical pose surrounded by items of geological interest, including his Wollaston Medal and a geological map published in 1853. This is a rare and hitherto undocumented portrait of this important Irish public servant and geoscientist, and it and the various components depicted are described and discussed here.

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Irish Journal of Earth Sciences
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1353/ijes.2025.a971065
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Conservation Techniques and Studies
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A Colourised Photograph of Sir Richard John Griffith (1784–1878)

Patrick N. Wyse Jackson
Irish Journal of Earth Sciences
Conservation Techniques and Studies
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A Colourised Photograph of Sir Richard John Griffith (1784–1878)

Patrick N. Wyse Jackson
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Abstract

Abstract: A colourised photographic portrait of Sir Richard John Griffith (1784–1878) dating from 1870 has been recently donated to the Geological Society of London. It shows the sitter in a typical pose surrounded by items of geological interest, including his Wollaston Medal and a geological map published in 1853. This is a rare and hitherto undocumented portrait of this important Irish public servant and geoscientist, and it and the various components depicted are described and discussed here.

Irish Journal of Earth SciencesVol. 43(1)
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Conservation Techniques and Studies
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