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Science Canvas Print Collection: COMET, 1619. Comet seen above Augsburg, Germany, 1619

COMET, 1619. Comet seen above Augsburg, Germany, 1619. Contemporary woodcut by Lucas Schultes

Science Canvas Print Collection: ALLEGORY OF MARS, 1495. A personification of the planet Mars

ALLEGORY OF MARS, 1495. A personification of the planet Mars. Woodcut from Johann Winterburgers Wiener Praktik, Vienna, 1495

Science Canvas Print Collection: MARS, 1540. Roman god of war and personification of the planet Mars. Pen drawing

MARS, 1540. Roman god of war and personification of the planet Mars. Pen drawing, 1540, by Erhard Schon

Science Canvas Print Collection: FAHRENHEIT EXPERIMENT. A page from Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheits Experimenta circa

FAHRENHEIT EXPERIMENT. A page from Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheits Experimenta circa
FAHRENHEIT EXPERIMENT. A page from Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheits " Experimenta circa Gradum Caloris" (" Experiments concerning the Degrees of Heat" )

Science Canvas Print Collection: BOTANY: BASIL, 1485. Ocimum basilicum, a member of the mint family, native to tropical Asia

BOTANY: BASIL, 1485. Ocimum basilicum, a member of the mint family, native to tropical Asia, Africa and the Pacific Islands. Woodcut from Peter Schoffers Hortus Sanitatis, 1485

BOTANY: PARSLEY ROOT. Carum Petroselinum. Woodcut, 16th century

Science Canvas Print Collection: BOTANY: PARSLEY, 1579. Petroselinum crispum. Woodcut from Pietro Andrea Mattiolis Commentaires

BOTANY: PARSLEY, 1579. Petroselinum crispum. Woodcut from Pietro Andrea Mattiolis Commentaires, Lyon, France, 1579

Science Canvas Print Collection: EGYPT: STONE WEIGHTS. Egyptian stone weights from Sinai, c2000 B. C

EGYPT: STONE WEIGHTS. Egyptian stone weights from Sinai, c2000 B. C
EGYPT: STONE WEIGHTS. Egyptian stone weights from Sinai, c2000 B.C

Science Canvas Print Collection: CONSTELLATION: HERCULES. Personification of Hercules

CONSTELLATION: HERCULES. Personification of Hercules. Woodcut from Gaius Julius Hyginus Poeticon Astronomicon, Venice, Italy, 1482

Science Canvas Print Collection: PHASES OF THE MOON, 1534. Woodcut designed by Hans Holbein the Younger from Sebastian

PHASES OF THE MOON, 1534. Woodcut designed by Hans Holbein the Younger from Sebastian Munsters Canones super novum instrumentum luminarium, Basel, Switzerland, 1534

Science Canvas Print Collection: CONSTELLATION: PERSEUS. Personification of Perseus

CONSTELLATION: PERSEUS. Personification of Perseus. Woodcut from Gaius Julius Hyginus Poeticon Astronomicon, Venice, Italy, 1482

Science Canvas Print Collection: THE MOON. The lunar barge of the ancient Egyptians, on which the moon travels over

THE MOON. The lunar barge of the ancient Egyptians, on which the moon travels over the sky to the west, and returns through the nether world to the east

THE MAN IN THE MOON. Woodcut from a 17th century Venetian manuscript

THE MOON. The Moon Woman of the Haida Native Americans of British Columbia

Science Canvas Print Collection: GINKGO, 1835. Ginkgo (Salisburia adianthifolia)

GINKGO, 1835. Ginkgo (Salisburia adianthifolia). Lithograph from " Flora Japonica" by Philipp Franz von Siebold and Joseph Gerhard Zuccarini, 1835-1870

THE MOON. West Indian symbol of the moon, after an aboriginal rock carving

Science Canvas Print Collection: PHYSIOGNOMY, 1648. Forehead of a vicious woman. Woodcut from Philippus Phinellas Metoposcopia

PHYSIOGNOMY, 1648. Forehead of a vicious woman. Woodcut from Philippus Phinellas Metoposcopia, Antwerp, Belgium, 1648

OAK TREE WITH ITS ACORNS. Woodcut from John Gerards Herball, 1597

Science Canvas Print Collection: NORTHERN HEMISPHERE. Chart of constellations of the northern hemisphere: Italian

NORTHERN HEMISPHERE. Chart of constellations of the northern hemisphere: Italian manuscript illumination, c1469

Science Canvas Print Collection: DE VRIES: MUTATIONSTHEORIE. Title page of volume two of Hugo De Vries Die Mutationstheorie

DE VRIES: MUTATIONSTHEORIE. Title page of volume two of Hugo De Vries Die Mutationstheorie, Leipzig, Germany, 1903

Science Canvas Print Collection: QUEEN ANNEs LACE, 1597. Also called Wild carrot (Daucus carota)

QUEEN ANNEs LACE, 1597. Also called Wild carrot (Daucus carota). Woodcut, from John Gerards Herball

BOTANY: FENNEL, 1597. Small giant fennel (Ferula ferulago). Woodcut from John Gerards Herball

Science Canvas Print Collection: BOTANY: FENNEL, 1597. A variety of fennel, Panax asclepium, referred to as all-heal

BOTANY: FENNEL, 1597. A variety of fennel, Panax asclepium, referred to as all-heal. Woodcut, 1597, from John Gerards Herball

Science Canvas Print Collection: THORNY TREFOIL, 1597. Acacia altera trifolia. Woodcut from John Gerards Herball

THORNY TREFOIL, 1597. Acacia altera trifolia. Woodcut from John Gerards Herball, 1597

Science Canvas Print Collection: EGYPTIAN ACACIA TREE. An Egyptian Acacia tree or thorn tree (Acacia dioscorides)

EGYPTIAN ACACIA TREE. An Egyptian Acacia tree or thorn tree (Acacia dioscorides). Woodcut, 1597, from John Gerards Herball

Science Canvas Print Collection: BOTANY: SMALL WILD RUE. Ruta sylvestris minima

BOTANY: SMALL WILD RUE. Ruta sylvestris minima. Woodcut, 1597 from John Gerards Herball

BOTANY: GARDEN RUE, 1597. Ruta hortensus. Woodcut from John Gerards Herball

BOTANY: MOUNTAIN RUE, 1597. Ruta montana. Woodcut from John Gerards Herball

Science Canvas Print Collection: HOOKEs MICROGRAPHIA. Title-page of the first edition of Robert Hookes Micrographia

HOOKEs MICROGRAPHIA. Title-page of the first edition of Robert Hookes Micrographia, London, 1665, an early landmark in microscopy containing the first illustration of cells

AZTEC UNIVERSE. The Aztec hieroglyphic symbol of the movement of the universe

ATOMIC ENERGY. An idealized atom

Science Canvas Print Collection: HOOKE: MICROGRAPHIA, 1665. Title page of the first edition of Robert Hookes Micrographia

HOOKE: MICROGRAPHIA, 1665. Title page of the first edition of Robert Hookes Micrographia, London, 1665, an early landmark in microscopy containing the first illustration of cells

Science Canvas Print Collection: OAK TREE. Quercus Robur sessiliflora. French woodcut from Pietro Andrea Mattiolis Commentaries

OAK TREE. Quercus Robur sessiliflora. French woodcut from Pietro Andrea Mattiolis Commentaries, 1579

Science Canvas Print Collection: BOTANY: HERBAL PLANTS. Ladys bedstraw (left), cranesbill (center), and geranium (right)

BOTANY: HERBAL PLANTS. Ladys bedstraw (left), cranesbill (center), and geranium (right). Painting from a 7th century Greek manuscript of Pedanius Dioscorides De Materia Medica

Science Canvas Print Collection: BOTANY: COTTON PLANT, 1579. Woodcut from Pietro Andrea Mattiolis Commentaires

BOTANY: COTTON PLANT, 1579. Woodcut from Pietro Andrea Mattiolis Commentaires, Lyons, France, 1579

Science Canvas Print Collection: CHARLES ROBERT DARWIN (1809-1882). English naturalist

CHARLES ROBERT DARWIN (1809-1882). English naturalist. An 1882 cartoon following the publication of Darwins The Formation of Vegetable Mould, through the Action of Worms

HALLEYs COMET, 1531. Contemporary English woodcut

Science Canvas Print Collection: ZODIAC SIGN OF GEMINI: illustration, 1716, from a Hebrew book on Jewish calendar

ZODIAC SIGN OF GEMINI: illustration, 1716, from a Hebrew book on Jewish calendar, printed in Germany

Science Canvas Print Collection: FOXGLOVE AND FENNEL, c1515. Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) at left and fennel (Foeniculum

FOXGLOVE AND FENNEL, c1515. Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) at left and fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) at right: ms. illumination, c1515, from an English herbal

Science Canvas Print Collection: THE COMMON WILLOW TREE. The common williow tree (Salix alba), whose bark and leaves

THE COMMON WILLOW TREE. The common williow tree (Salix alba), whose bark and leaves are the source of salicin. Woodcut, 1597, from John Gerards Herball or General Historie of Plantes

Science Canvas Print Collection: DARWIN: HMS BEAGLE. The H. M. S. Beagle, on which Charles Darwin sailed as naturalist

DARWIN: HMS BEAGLE. The H. M. S. Beagle, on which Charles Darwin sailed as naturalist
DARWIN: HMS BEAGLE. The H.M.S. Beagle, on which Charles Darwin sailed as naturalist, off Rio de Janeiro, July 5, 1832. Engraving, 19th century

Science Canvas Print Collection: BOTANY: FOXGLOVE, 1597. Common, or purple, foxglove (Digitalis purpurea), whose

BOTANY: FOXGLOVE, 1597. Common, or purple, foxglove (Digitalis purpurea), whose leaves are a source of digitalis. Woodcut 1597, from John Gerards Herball or General Historie of Plantes

$Science Canvas Print Collection: DECIMAL FRACTIONS. The first appearance of decimal fractions in the unique 10th$

DECIMAL FRACTIONS. The first appearance of decimal fractions in the unique 10th century manuscript of Abu l-Hasan al-Uqlidisis Kitab al-Fusul

BOTANY: ROSEMARY. Rosmarinus officinalis. Woodcut, 16th century

BOTANY: ROSEMARY, 1485. Rosmarinus officinalis. Woodcut from Peter Schoffers Hortus Sanitatis

HALLEYs COMET, 1910. The comet leaving the Solar System in 1910

Science Canvas Print Collection: GREAT LEOPARDs BANE. Doronicum pardalianches. Woodcut from John Gerards Herball

GREAT LEOPARDs BANE. Doronicum pardalianches. Woodcut from John Gerards Herball, or General Historie of Plants, published at London, England, in 1597

Science Canvas Print Collection: HALLEYs COMET, 1910. Cartoon from the front page of the New Bedford, Massachusetts

HALLEYs COMET, 1910. Cartoon from the front page of the New Bedford, Massachusetts, Evening Standard, 18 May 1910, the night that Halleys Comet was to wrap its tail around the earth

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