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Polar aurora borealis, dog sledding on the ice at the pole, 1877 (engraving)
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Polar aurora borealis, dog sledding on the ice at the pole, 1877 (engraving)
7298972 Polar aurora borealis, dog sledding on the ice at the pole, 1877 (engraving) by Dargent, Jean Edouard (Yan) (1824-99); (add.info.: Cover of the book " History of meteors and the great phenomena of nature" by Jules Rambosson (1827-1886, a specialist in popular science, one of the founders of the journal " Science for All", which he directed for several years) - Polar aurora borealis, dogsledding on the ice at the pole, winds, storm, weather, meteorology - Cardboard by Auguste Souze based on an engraving by Yan d Argent, bound by Engel, published by Firmin Didot (Firmin-Didot) 1877.); © Patrice Cartier. All rights reserved 2022
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This engraving from 1877 titled "Polar Aurora Borealis, Dog Sledding on the Ice at the Pole" transports us back to a time of exploration and wonder. Created by Jean Edouard Dargent, also known as Yan, this artwork was featured on the cover of Jules Rambosson's book "History of Meteors and the Great Phenomena of Nature". The scene depicted showcases the breathtaking beauty of the polar aurora borealis illuminating an icy landscape. A team of dogs can be seen pulling a sled across the frozen expanse, braving harsh winds and stormy weather. The engraving captures both the awe-inspiring natural phenomenon and the resilience of those who dared to venture into these remote regions. Auguste Souze skillfully transformed Yan's original engraving into a vibrant cardboard print for publication. This piece is a testament to their artistic collaboration during that era. As we admire this historical artwork by Patrice Cartier, we are reminded of humanity's enduring fascination with nature's wonders and our relentless pursuit to understand them. It serves as a reminder that even in times long past, people were captivated by meteorology and sought knowledge about Earth's most remote corners. With its vivid colors and intricate details, this print invites us to imagine ourselves in that momentous journey through time – experiencing firsthand both the majesty and challenges faced by those intrepid explorers who ventured into uncharted territories at Earth's northernmost reaches.
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