See DNB
On a tour to Scotland on 7 April 1816
‘[Godwin] even sat for a portrait by William
Nicholson – not his old scientist friend,
whose obituary he had written the previous
year, but a local artist.’ (Marshall, 321). An engraving of
this portrait was later used in Sir George
Mackenzie’s 1820 Illustrations of Phrenology
(Marshall, p. 352). In 1816, there's one reference to
'Nicholson's' - but he also 'sits'
on the 20th April, the 22nd April. This same year,
Godwin also sat for a portrait by
George Henry Harlowe (DNB, Harlowe), being introduced by James Northcote.
