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J. Ericsson, printers sample for the Worlds Inventors souvenir album (A25
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J. Ericsson, printers sample for the Worlds Inventors souvenir album (A25
J. Ericsson, printers sample for the Worlds Inventors souvenir album (A25) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888
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Allen And Allen And Ginter Allen Ginter Captain John Ericsson Designer Engineer Engineering Ericsson Famous Ginter Ginter Allen Inventor John Ericsson Keystone Archives Sideburns Souvenir Book Tobacco Company Trade Card
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This 19th-century lithograph showcases a mesmerizing portrait of J. Ericsson, an iconic figure in the field of engineering and invention. Created as a printers sample for the renowned Worlds Inventors souvenir album by Allen & Ginter Cigarettes in 1888, this print exudes both artistic finesse and historical significance. In this vibrant color image, we see Captain John Ericsson himself, emanating an air of intelligence and determination. With his distinguished sideburns framing his face, he represents the epitome of a brilliant mind from that era. Hailing from Sweden but making significant contributions to America's technological advancements, Ericsson is celebrated as one of the most famous inventors of his time. The lithograph captures not only Ericsson's physical appearance but also hints at his numerous achievements through subtle symbolism. The presence of books surrounding him signifies his literary prowess and intellectual depth while highlighting his contribution to literature on engineering. As we delve into this piece, it becomes evident that it serves as more than just a visual representation; it acts as a testament to human innovation and ingenuity during the late 19th century. This trade card holds immense historical value by immortalizing an individual who played a pivotal role in shaping our world today. Preserved within The Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, this print stands as a reminder of how art can intertwine with science and history to create something truly remarkable.
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