Emma Darwin (1808 – 1896) was the wife of Charles Darwin. Her important role as an assistant and as a carer for Charles and their ten children, seven of whom survived to adulthood, has not been acknowledged enough. This is Emma in young age; as a mother, with her son Leonard; and in older age.

Emma Darwin is limited to 18 languages, in one of the most shocking spouse contrasts I've seen, while Charles has 200 translations. She is considered of low importance for Women's History and England.