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Andre Jacques Garnerin making the first parachute descent from a balloon, while over Paris, in 1797. Contemporary French engraving

Andre Jacques Garnerin making the first parachute descent from a balloon, while over Paris, in 1797. Contemporary French engraving


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Andre Jacques Garnerin making the first parachute descent from a balloon, while over Paris, in 1797. Contemporary French engraving

PARACHUTE, 1797.
Andre Jacques Garnerin making the first parachute descent from a balloon, while over Paris, in 1797. Contemporary French engraving

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1797 Aerial Aeronautical Andre Aviation Ballooning Basket Flight Idea Invention Jacque Jacques Parachute Descent Garnerin


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This print captures a historic moment in aviation history - Andre Jacques Garnerin's groundbreaking first parachute descent from a balloon over Paris in 1797. The contemporary French engraving beautifully depicts the daring feat that forever changed the course of aerial transportation. In this image, we see Garnerin suspended high above the city, his parachute billowing gracefully as he descends towards the earth. The intricately detailed engraving showcases the late 18th-century technology and design of both the balloon and parachute, highlighting their innovative nature. Garnerin's courageous act marked a significant milestone in human flight, demonstrating not only his bravery but also his inventive spirit. His idea and invention paved the way for future advancements in aviation and laid down the foundation for modern parachutes used today. The scene is filled with an air of excitement and wonder as onlookers gaze up at Garnerin's extraordinary descent. It serves as a testament to human curiosity and our relentless pursuit of exploration. This remarkable print transports us back to a time when flight was still considered an impossible dream. It reminds us of how far we have come since then, thanks to visionaries like Andre Jacques Garnerin who dared to defy gravity and push boundaries beyond imagination.

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