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Preformationism Print, 18th Century Engraving

Framed Print : Preformationism Print, 18th Century Engraving
Framed Print : Preformationism Print, 18th Century Engraving
Framed Print : Preformationism Print, 18th Century Engraving
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One of the most important issues in the premodern biology of the 18th century was the struggle between preformationist and epigenetic theories of development. The preformationists believed that living things develop after conception from miniature versions of the adult, fully formed organisms that simply enlarge in size from their tiny origin in germ (egg) or sperm. They assumed that the germs of all living beings were preformed and had been since the Creation. The Deistic theory of preformism assumed that God had determined the organizational forms of all organisms at the creation of the world. After that, the mechanical laws of matter did the rest. Thus preformism could be a mechanistic theory in which the divine watchmaker conceives a plan of the object which guides its production. According to Descartes, "if one knew in detail all the parts of the seed of a particular species of animal, for instance, Man, one could deduce from that alone for reasons entirely mathematical and certain, the whole figure and conformation of each of its parts." For preformationists, the egg, or rather the germ, supposedly housed a homunculus, a tiny version of the adult, each part of which expanded into the corresponding part of the adult. © New York Public Library / Science Source

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a touch of history and science. framed prints bring the fascinating world of Preformationism to life, showcasing the intricate details of this 18th-century theory. A must-have for anyone who appreciates the beauty of discovery and the evolution of human knowledge.

Delicate engravings of 18th-century prints reveal the intricate world of preformationist theory. Tiny, detailed illustrations depict miniature versions of adult organisms within their respective eggs or sperm.

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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 41.4cm x 58.8cm (16.3" x 23.1")

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