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Waterfalls, 1846 (engraving)
UIG5097348 Waterfalls, 1846 (engraving) by Emslie, John (1813-75); Science Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Geographical diagram showing many of the worlds waterfalls. From a selection of 44 scientific teaching diagrams, drawn and engraved by John Emslie on geology, geography, astronomy and natural philosophy. This hand-coloured engraved plate is taken from a series published and probably written by James Reynolds of 174 Strand in London in 1850-1860 in response to the popular demand for information on the developments taking place in science and engineering as a result of the Industrial Revolution. Superbly illustrated images with a related text were presented loose in a portfolio so that they could be passed around a class or lecture room or used as posters.); SSPL/UIG
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This print titled "Waterfalls, 1846" takes us on a visual journey through the majestic wonders of nature. Created by John Emslie in 1846, this engraving is part of a collection of scientific teaching diagrams that aimed to educate and inspire during the Industrial Revolution. The image showcases a geographical diagram featuring numerous waterfalls from around the world. With its hand-colored details, it beautifully captures the essence and diversity of these natural phenomena. From Canada to Sweden, Europe to North America, this engraving highlights waterfalls from various continents, emphasizing their importance as breathtaking landmarks. Published by James Reynolds in London between 1850-1860, this series catered to the growing demand for knowledge about advancements in science and engineering during that era. The loose presentation format allowed for easy sharing among classrooms or lecture rooms. As we admire this artwork today, we are reminded of how science and art intertwine to create something truly remarkable. The intricate engravings coupled with detailed descriptions offer an immersive learning experience even centuries later. "Waterfalls, 1846" serves as both an aesthetic delight and an educational tool. It transports us back in time while also encouraging us to appreciate the beauty and power found within our planet's landscapes. Bridgeman Images has preserved this masterpiece so that we may continue marveling at its splendor for generations to come.
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