With Scott in the Antarctic: Edward Wilson: Explorer, Naturalist, Artist

Focusing on Edward Wilson's remarkable life, this biography chronicles his journey from childhood to his tragic demise during Antarctic explorations. As a junior surgeon and zoologist, he participated in significant expeditions with Robert Falcon Scott, achieving a new Furthest South record in 1902 and reaching the South Pole in 1912. Wilson's artistic talents are highlighted through his illustrations, marking him as the last major exploration artist before photography became prevalent. His story reflects both scientific endeavor and the harsh realities of exploration.