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I ask because each painting seems to represent a different person.
This is the death mask:
What painting do you think is closer to the death mask?
caz said:Some differences are obviously age and weight related. Can you date the paintings and place in order?
But it isn't necessarily his, fairly obviously in some of the pics it is a wig, as was usual in his times.BillTre said:Don't know about his face, but his hair is legendary, according to some.
Isaac Newton's face was described as being oval-shaped with a high forehead, prominent cheekbones, and a pointed chin. He had light-colored eyes and a long, straight nose.
Yes, there are several portraits and paintings of Isaac Newton's face. The most famous one is the portrait by Sir Godfrey Kneller, which was painted in 1689 and is now displayed at the National Portrait Gallery in London.
Isaac Newton had a distinctive birthmark on his right cheek, which was described as a reddish mark that resembled a strawberry. He also had a small scar on his forehead from a childhood accident.
The accuracy of depictions of Isaac Newton's face can vary, as some artists may have taken artistic liberties in their portrayals. However, the most well-known portraits and paintings of him are believed to be fairly accurate based on historical descriptions and records.
There are not many records of how Isaac Newton's appearance changed over time. However, it is believed that he aged gracefully and maintained a similar appearance throughout his life, as seen in the various portraits and paintings of him.