Credits
Where the pictures come from
Every picture on this site is in the public domain or openly licensed. This page lists each one with its author, its licence and where it came from.
39 credited images · licences: CC0, Public domain, CC BY-SA 2.0, CC BY 2.5, No restrictions, CC BY-SA 4.0 · all sources on Wikimedia Commons.

Psykter amphora Chalkidian black-figure ware attributed to the inscriptions painter Ba000023.jpgAttributed to the Inscriptions PainterSource file · licence textCC0 
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar as young.jpgUnknown authorUnknown authorSource filePublic domain 
Hannah Arendt 1933.jpgUnknown authorUnknown authorSource filePublic domain 
Confucius and His Disciples Yanzi and Huizi at the Apricot Altar (Confucius).jpgKano Tan'yû (1602–1674)Source filePublic domain 
Frans Hals - Portret van René Descartes.jpgAfter Frans HalsSource filePublic domain 
Diogenes Mosaic Römisch-Germanisches Museum.jpgUnknown authorUnknown authorSource filePublic domain 
Du Bois, W. E. B..jpgUnknown authorUnknown authorSource filePublic domain 
Zhang Lu-Laozi Riding an Ox (cropped).jpgZhang LuSource filePublic domain 
Marcus Aurelius Metropolitan Museum.pngUser:SteerpikeSource filePublic domain 
Mencius2.jpgOriginal uploader was Hardouin at en.wikipediaSource filePublic domain 
John-stuart-mill 1.jpgGeorge Frederic WattsSource filePublic domain 
Nagarjuna, Tibet, 1644-1911 AD - Sichuan Provincial Museum - Chengdu, China - DSC04486.jpgDaderotSource filePublic domain 
Portrait-of-Kitaro-Nishida.pngUnknown authorUnknown authorSource filePublic domain 
Plato Silanion Musei Capitolini MC1377 (cropped).jpgMarie-Lan NguyenSource filePublic domain 
Origin and annals of "The Old south," First Presbyterian church and parish, in Newburyport, Mass., 1746-1896 (1896) (14748164586).jpgInternet Archive Book ImagesSource file · licence textNo restrictions 
Gerardo Mercatore - Gerardus Mercator.jpgFrans HogenbergSource filePublic domain 
Noctua minima.jpgGeorge EdwardsSource filePublic domain 
Chart North and South Pole Star Map 02.jpgAnonimousSource filePublic domain 
Socrates Louvre.jpgCopy of Lysippos (?)Source filePublic domain 
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (1772).jpgAndrés de IslasSource filePublic domain 
Boycriedwolfbarlow.jpgFrancis BarlowSource filePublic domain 
Pater et Filii Litigantes.jpgJacob Gole
(Life time: 1660-1737)Source filePublic domain 
Dschuang-Dsi-Schmetterlingstraum-Zhuangzi-Butterfly-Dream.jpgLu ZhiSource filePublic domain 
Platon Cave Sanraedam 1604.jpgJan Saenredam, after Cornelis van HaarlemSource filePublic domain 
Blind monks examining an elephant.jpgHanabusa ItchōSource filePublic domain 
Vilhelm Pedersen, Kejserens nye klæder, ubt.jpegUnknownSource filePublic domain 
Page 77 illustration b from The Fables of Æsop (Jacobs).pngRichard HeighwaySource filePublic domain 
Hélie Poncet - Allegory of Summer - Walters 44173.jpgHélie PoncetSource filePublic domain 
Wenceslas Hollar - The sun and the wind.jpgWenceslaus HollarSource filePublic domain 
Der Ring des Gyges (Ferrara 16 Jh).jpgAnonymousUnknown authorSource filePublic domain 
Dionysus Crossing the Sea.pngUnknown authorUnknown authorSource filePublic domain 
Brooklyn Museum - Mary Wollstonecraft - Timothy Cole.jpgTimothy Cole / John OpieSource filePublic domain 
Portraits of Famous Men - Zhu Xi.jpgUnknown Chinese artistSource filePublic domain 
Zhuangzi.pngUnknown authorUnknown authorSource filePublic domain About these pictures
- Some of these faces are imaginedSocrates wrote nothing and nobody drew him from life. Any "portrait" of him is a later sculptor's idea, and this site treats it that way rather than as a photograph.