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and was awarded the Copley medal in 1751 for his work
Men in flat caps watch the race from high ground
A 1903 De Dietrich
In the 16th century the English physician William Gilbert used a terrella made out of lodestone (a naturally-occurring magnetized mineral) to demonstrate that the earth is magnetic
Portrait of Francis Aston (1644-1715) The Haggis Feast and was awarded the CopleyHead and shoulders portrait, within a painted oval, body turned to the left, head half turned to face the viewer. Aston is shown with wig with long brown hair, wearing a red coat with white neck cloth. Francis Aston was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1678. He served as Secretary of the Royal Society from 1681 1685. Original: oil on canvas, 740x650mm. 17th century
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