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If the age of the earth was represented by the total number of letters in a book four times the size of this, the last letter would be roughly equivalent to the number of years man has inhabited the world (litho)

If the age of the earth was represented by the total number of letters in a book four times the size of this, the last letter would be roughly equivalent to the number of years man has inhabited the world (litho)
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If the age of the earth was represented by the total number of letters in a book four times the size of this, the last letter would be roughly equivalent to the number of years man has inhabited the world (litho)

6004818 If the age of the earth was represented by the total number of letters in a book four times the size of this, the last letter would be roughly equivalent to the number of years man has inhabited the world (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: If the age of the earth was represented by the total number of letters in a book four times the size of this, the last letter would be roughly equivalent to the number of years man has inhabited the world. Illustration for General Knowledge Course (Odhams, c 1945).); © Look and Learn. © Look and Learn / Bridgeman Images

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Aging Earth Inhabited Last Number Represented Size Times Total Years Equivalent Roughly

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This print titled "If the age of the earth was represented by the total number of letters in a book four times the size of this, the last letter would be roughly equivalent to the number of years man has inhabited the world" transports us into a realm where time and knowledge intertwine. Created by an English School artist in the 20th century, this lithograph is part of a private collection. The image depicts an intriguing concept: if we were to measure Earth's age by counting all the letters in a book four times larger than this one, its final letter would symbolize how long humanity has existed on our planet. This thought-provoking illustration originally appeared in a General Knowledge Course textbook published around 1945. Through its composition and symbolism, this artwork invites us to contemplate both history and aging. It reminds us that books are vessels for knowledge and understanding, carrying within them countless stories and lessons from generations past. As we gaze upon this print, we are reminded of humanity's continuous quest for wisdom throughout time. Bridgeman Images presents this remarkable piece from their Fine Art Finder collection. Its historical significance and thought-provoking nature make it an ideal addition to any art enthusiast's collection or educational setting seeking to inspire curiosity about our world's vast history.


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