Source for this very well known figure or similar figure for nuclear matter distribution I'm doing some presentation and I would like to use this figure 
 
which I saw in multiple presentations and in textbooks. The problem is I never see its reference cited and I would like to find it in better quality. Does anyone know where this comes from? 
Or: does anyone has some other figure I could use to illustrate the nuclear matter distribution in the nucleus (yes, I know, here it's charge distribution).
 A: I do not know the reference for the plot you showed but here is a similar one you might like better. 
This also shows the charge radius. The reference for this is:https://inspirehep.net/record/823384?ln=en
A: The figure you present is very similar to Figure 1 in my paper "Relativistic Self-Consistent Meson Field Theory of Spherical Nuclei" PRC 5, 241 (L. D. Miller and A E S Green), 1972.  Figure 1 is found on page 248.  It is not an exact reproduction of my figure however.  My figure employs the same stacked data format but lacks  experimental data for Zr-90 as well as both experimental and theoretical data for Ni-58.  My figure also lacks the offsets along the x-axis.  In my figure the dashed curves are just labeled "Theory" as opposed to "Mean Field Theory" and the labels are located in the top right corner rather than the bottom right corner. 
As other answers have pointed out, other authors later reproduced my calculations and published similar results.  The figure you have must be from one of those later works.  
A: A partial answer: there are similar figures in Gambhir, Ring, and Thimet, Annals of Physics 198, 132-179 (1990).  You might start there and look at that paper's citations and at the papers that cite it.
That seems like the type of figure that would appear in Ring and Shuck's The Nuclear Many-Body Problem, but I don't currently have access to that textbook to check.
A: I also found some similar figure in 

K Heyde, Basic Ideas and Concepts in Nuclear Physics (Editor Douglas F Brewer)

Figure 1.9 of second edition is pretty similar. It cites work Phys Rep 148, 249 as the reference for this figure but it does not seem to appear in this paper.
Edit: I finally found the image. It comes from 

Rev.Mod.Phys. 54 (1982) 913-1015 https://inspirehep.net/literature/169255

