Eugene Dubois is an artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Eugène Dubois spent years combing riverbeds in Java with a pickaxe and notebook, convinced human origins hid in the mud. He found a skullcap and thigh bone that looked half-ape, half-human, sketching every crack in his field journal like a crime scene. In Gallery Tiles, his prints from the H Beard Collection show how he turned dirt into proof: bone fragments next to his penciled scale bars, ready for you to trace his hunch from jungle to museum shelf.