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Benjamin Franklin Kite Experiment Print

Framed Print : Benjamin Franklin Kite Experiment Print
Framed Print : Benjamin Franklin Kite Experiment Print
Framed Print : Benjamin Franklin Kite Experiment Print
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Framed Print of Artists impression of the Benjamin Franklins (1706-1790) investigation

Artists impression of the Benjamin Franklins (1706-1790) investigation of the electrical nature of lightning, made at Philadelphia, USA, in September 1752. Franklin is flying a kite in a thunderstorm and is drawing a spark off the kite string using key. Engraving from The Boys Playbook of Science by John Henry Pepper (London, 1862). Universal Images Group (UIG) manages distribution for many leading specialist agencies worldwide. © Universal History Archive/Universal Images Group

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Bring the intrigue of history into your home with our Framed Prints. This particular piece shows an artists' impression of Benjamin Franklin's groundbreaking investigation of the electrical nature of lightning, which took place in Philadelphia, USA, in September 1752. Witness the thrill of discovery as Franklin conducts his famous kite experiment, captured in detail by Universal Images Group. Add this piece to your collection and ignite your passion for history.

A moment of groundbreaking discovery, captured in time. A scientist's curiosity and determination shine through as Benjamin Franklin stands tall amidst the storm, his kite string crackling with electricity.

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Photo Prints - Bring the intriguing story of Benjamin Franklin's groundbreaking electrical experiments to life with our range of Photographic Prints. This image from Universal Images Group (UIG) shows an artist's impression of Franklin's investigation of the electrical nature of lightning, which took place in Philadelphia, USA, in September 1752. Relive the excitement and curiosity of this historical moment as you display this print in your home or office. Perfect for history enthusiasts, educators, or anyone interested in the fascinating world of science and discovery.

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Photo Mugs - Bring history to life with our Photo Mugs! This mug features an artist's impression of Benjamin Franklin's groundbreaking investigation of the electrical nature of lightning, as captured by Universal Images Group (UIG). Relive the fascinating story of how Franklin conducted his experiments at Philadelphia in 1752, leading to the discovery of the electrical charge in a storm cloud and the invention of the lightning rod. Each mug holds your favorite beverage and makes for a conversation starter. Order yours today and drink to the power of knowledge and innovation!

Poster Prints - Bring the intrigue of history into your home or office with our Poster Prints. This piece shows an artist's impression of Benjamin Franklin's groundbreaking investigation of lightning, conducted in Philadelphia, USA, in September 1752. Witness the curiosity and determination of one of America's greatest minds as he explored the electrical nature of this natural phenomenon. Add this print to your collection and relive the thrill of scientific discovery. #BenjaminFranklin #Lightning #ScienceHistory

Metal Prints - Bring history to life with our Metal Prints. This image, an artist's impression of Benjamin Franklin's groundbreaking investigation of lightning in 1752, is taken from the Universal Images Group archives. Each Metal Print is meticulously crafted, with colors and sharp details that bring the past to the present. The sleek, modern metal surface not only enhances the visual impact but also adds a contemporary twist to your decor. Relive the curiosity and discovery of one of history's most influential figures with this piece.

Canvas Prints - Bring the fascination of history into your home with Media Storehouse's Canvas Prints. This artwork depicts an Artist's Impression of Benjamin Franklin's groundbreaking investigation of the electrical nature of lightning, as captured by Universal Images Group (UIG). Witness the intrigue and discovery that unfolded in Philadelphia, USA, in September 1752. Our Canvas Prints are designed to bring colors and exceptional detail to your walls, making this historical moment an addition to any room.

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Image Download - Download the image file of Benjamin Franklin's investigation into lightning from Universal Images Group, licensed for web use, television, editorial content in brochures or leaflets, merchandising with non-exclusive rights and advertising purposes. This artists impression depicts Franklin's experiment at Philadelphia in September 1752.

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

Estimated Product Size is 62cm x 86.6cm (24.4" x 34.1")

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