Daily Mini-Quiz
Today's was about the recreation of JS Bach's face using a replica skull.
The Centre for Forensic and Medical Arts at Dundee was commissioned by the Bachhaus Museum in Germany to recreate the face of Bach, who only once sat for a painted portrait in his lifetime.
They were given a bronze replica of his skull and they are confident the resulting picture (the one on the right) is how he would have looked.
Allowing for the rather modern haircut - not very 18th Century church organist - there is a resemblance to the portrait on the left by Elias Haussmann in 1746, which suggests both Hausmann and the University of Dundee have done a pretty good job.