Darwin in 19th-century art at the Fitzwilliam Museum

Portrait of Charles Robert Darwin (1883) by John Collier Photograph: Fitzwilliam Museum

Duria Antiquior (An Earlier Dorset) c1850 by Robert Farren Photograph: Fitzwilliam Museum

In the Pass of Killiecrankie (1857) by John Ruskin Photograph: Andrew Norman/Fitzwilliam Museum

The Misshapen Polyp Floated on the Shores, a Sort of Smiling and Hideous Cyclops (Plate 3 from Les Origines) 1883, by Odilon Redon Photograph: User/Fitzwilliam Museum

Alexander and Diogenes (1848) by Edwin Landseer Photograph: Fitzwilliam Museum

Be it Ever So Humble, There's No Place Like Home (1842) by Edwin Landseer Photograph: Fitzwilliam Museum

Morning (c1853) by Edwin Landseer Photograph: Fitzwilliam Museum

Pegwell Bay, Kent, Recollection of October 5th (1858) by William Dyce Photograph: Fitzwilliam Museum