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Pathfinders - Sir Francis Bacon, after 1731, (1922). Creator: Unknown
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Pathfinders - Sir Francis Bacon, after 1731, (1922). Creator: Unknown
Pathfinders - Sir Francis Bacon, after 1731, (1922). Portrait of English philosopher, scientist and statesman Francis Bacon, Viscount St Albans. Bacon (1561-1626) became Lord Chancellor in 1618. In science he advocated observation and experiment as a method of enquiry rather than Aristotelian deductive logic. Painting, based on a work of c1618, in the National Portrait Gallery, London. From " Bibbys Annual 1922", edited by Joseph Bibby. [J. Bibby & Sons, London, 1922]
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Pathfinders - Sir Francis Bacon, after 1731, (1922): A Glimpse into the Enlightened Mind". This print captures the essence of Sir Francis Bacon, a prominent English philosopher, scientist, and statesman. The portrait showcases his intellectual prowess and influential role in shaping the course of history during the seventeenth century. Sir Francis Bacon's remarkable achievements are reflected in this painting based on a work from around 1618. As Lord Chancellor from 1618 onwards, he held a position of great power and influence in England. However, it was his groundbreaking contributions to science that truly set him apart. Bacon advocated for observation and experimentation as essential tools for scientific inquiry rather than relying solely on deductive logic derived from Aristotle's teachings. His revolutionary approach laid the foundation for modern scientific methods. In this full-length portrait, we see Bacon dressed elegantly in period clothing with a distinctive ruff collar and hat befitting his status as Viscount St Albans. The unknown artist skillfully captures both his intellect and charisma through subtle brushstrokes. This particular print is featured in "Bibbys Annual 1922" edited by Joseph Bibby—an esteemed publication that celebrates notable figures throughout history. It serves as a testament to Bacon's enduring legacy as one of humanity's greatest pathfinders—a visionary who dared to challenge conventional wisdom and pave new paths towards knowledge and progress. Displayed at the National Portrait Gallery in London, this artwork stands as an inspiring reminder of how individuals like Sir Francis Bacon can shape our understanding of the world through their relentless pursuit of truth.
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