Death mask of Isaac Newton, "one of the most valuable and important masks" in the Laurence Hutton Collection, one of just a few copies from the original made by Louis-François Roubiliac held at the Royal Society.

Featured on PDR in the essay Out From Behind This Mask

A Barthesian bristle and the curious power of Walt Whitman’s posthumous eyelids — D. Graham Burnett on meditations conjured by a visit to the death masks of the Laurence Hutton Collection.

Death Mask of Isaac Newton

Artist

Date

1727

From

Laurence Hutton Collection,


Underlying Rights

Public Domain Worldwide

Digital Rights

No Additional Rights


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