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Galvanoplasty experiments from 1802-1802 done by doctor and chemistry Luigi Brugnatelli: a bird, a shrimp, a lizard and leaves from different plants are visible. The objects are conserved in the University of Pavia. The photo was taken on the occasion of the Exhibition on the History of Science held in Florence in 1929
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Galvanoplasty experiments from 1802-1802 done by doctor and chemistry Luigi Brugnatelli: a bird, a shrimp, a lizard and leaves from different plants are visible. The objects are conserved in the University of Pavia. The photo was taken on the occasion of the Exhibition on the History of Science held in Florence in 1929
Galvanoplasty experiments from 1802-1802 done by doctor and chemistry Luigi Brugnatelli: a bird, a shrimp, a lizard and leaves from different plants are visible. The objects are conserved in the University of Pavia. The photo was taken on the occasion of the Exhibition on the History of Science held in Florence in 1929 Florence Exhibition on the History of Science. Date of Photograph:1929
Alinari, Fratelli
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Media ID 33133407
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Animal Shaped Object Chemistry Instrument Or Document Mathematical And Natural Sciences Medical Research Medicine Research Subject Vegetable Shaped Object
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This print showcases the remarkable galvanoplasty experiments conducted by Dr. Luigi Brugnatelli, a renowned doctor and chemist, during the years 1802-1802. Preserved in the esteemed University of Pavia, these objects offer a glimpse into the pioneering advancements made in scientific research. The photograph captures an array of intricately crafted objects that have been transformed through galvanoplasty. Among them are a bird, a shrimp, a lizard, and leaves from various plants. Each item bears witness to Dr. Brugnatelli's expertise in manipulating metals using electricity to create lifelike replicas of living organisms and botanical specimens. Taken during the Exhibition on the History of Science held in Florence in 1929, this image serves as both documentation and homage to Dr. Brugnatelli's groundbreaking work. It stands as a testament to his contributions within the fields of medicine, chemistry, and natural sciences. The significance of this photograph lies not only in its historical value but also in its representation of human curiosity and ingenuity throughout centuries past. It reminds us that scientific progress is built upon relentless exploration and experimentation. As we marvel at these meticulously crafted objects frozen in time, we are reminded of our collective pursuit for knowledge and understanding – an eternal quest that continues to shape our world today. Credit must be given to Alinari Fratelli for capturing this extraordinary moment with their skilled photography techniques. Their lens has immortalized these galvanoplasty experiments for generations to come – inspiring future scientists with their beauty while honoring Dr. Luigi Brugnatelli's invaluable contributions to scientific discovery.
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