| [I.] | Portrait in University College, London | 2 |
| [II.] | ””the Royal College of Physicians (aet. su. 50) | 4 |
| [III.] | ””Merton College, Oxford | 6 |
| [IV.] | ””the Royal College of Physicians | 8 |
| [V.] | ””the possession of General Sir Francis Lloyd, K.C.B. | 10 |
| [VI.] | ”at Caius College, Cambridge | 12 |
| [VII.] | ”in the Aberdeen Medico-Chirurgical Society | 14 |
| [VIII.] | ”in the Bodleian Library | 16 |
| [IX.] | ”in the possession of the Rev. J. Franck Bright, D.D. | 19 |
| [X.] | ”in the Royal College of Physicians (Janssen’s) | 22 |
| [XI.] | ”in the possession of Mr. D’Arcy Power (aet. su. 61) | 25 |
| [XII.] | ”in the possession of the Royal Society | 28 |
| [XIII.] | Faithorne’s Bust | 30 |
| [XIV.] | The King’s Weston Portrait | 33 |
| [XV.] | Portrait in the National Portrait Gallery | 36 |
| [XVI.] | Portrait in the Erich Galleries, New York | 38 |
| [XVII.] | Portrait in the possession of J. P. Cobbold, Esq. | 40 |
| [XVIII and XIX.] | Bust in Hempstead Church, Essex | 42 |
| [XX.] | Harvey’s Coffin | 44 |
| A List of Engraved Portraits, Busts, and Statues | 45 |
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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON
Head and shoulders directed to the right, head turned and looking at the spectator; very long hair which falls over the shoulders and forehead, dark tinged with grey, thick moustache and beard; full face, fresh coloured; blue eyes; dark dress or cloak, the folds of which are apparently supported by his arms and wrist.
Canvas 25 in. by 21 in., inscribed in top left-hand corner, ‘Quis ignorat figura Socratem.’
Exhibited at South Kensington 1866, No. 756, and engraved for the Leisure Hour, November 6, 1880.
Bequeathed in 1854 to University College, Gower Street, by Mr. George Field. It was in the possession of Mr. John Linnell Bond, architect to Sir E. Harvey, to whom it descended through Dr. Harvey’s second brother. The portrait is attributed to M. C. Mierevelt (1567-1641).
Willis, in his Life of Harvey, says, ‘The fine picture in the Museum of University College, London, is certainly not a portrait of Harvey.’ A verdict which appears correct.
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