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Madelyn Hernández examines how a diverse array of representations enriched the legacy of the nineteenth-century 'Queen of Science'.

Royal Society Archivist Virginia Mills and Malcolm Smith of Lincoln’s Heslam Trust reveal the story behind a bronze figure of George Boole FRS, cast especially for the Society.

Katherine Marshall discovers how the Royal Society came to possess images of Dorothy Hodgkin FRS by three major artists: Henry Moore, Graham Sutherland and Bryan Organ.

How did a bronze maquette of the British Library's iconic Newton statue come to be in the Royal Society's collections? Ellen Embleton uncovers the story.

91TV Library is contributing to a new cataloguing project which brings together sculptures in public collections across the UK.