This painting by Richard Rothwell was first exhibited in 1840, and later was gifted to Shelley's daughter-in-law.

This painting of Percy Shelley was completed in 1829  inspired by a previous work from 1819. He was instrumental in encouraging Mary Shelley to keep exploring and writing Frankenstein, and served as her editor.

A page from an edited draft of Frankenstein, written by Mary Shelley. The edits in the darker ink are from Percy Blysshe Shelley.

This villa was where Mary & Percy Shelley vacationed with Lord Byron in 1816, during which she wrote the first draft of Frankenstein.

The tomb of Mary Shelley, located in Bournemouth, England. She is buried alongside her son, Percy Florence Shelley, and his widow Jane Shelley,. 

Mary Shelley's signature, found at the bottom of a poem she wrote on Percy Blysshe Shelley's death.