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Energy Prints (#6)
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Dynamo: the first dynamo invented by Zenobe Theophile Gram (1826-1901) in 1872
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Radium: extraction of emanation. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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New gas properties: zeppelin inflates with helium. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Phosphorescence: luminous fish. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Ultraviolet rays: sterilization of water by ultra violet rays
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Ultraviolet rays: to avoid scars caused by smallpox, patients should be treated in rooms
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Time: orbis terrae. The globe with Ecuador and the tropics
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T. S. F. : telemecanics, the art of controlling distance by means of electromagnetic waves
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Terrestrial magnetism: aurora boreale in the Arctic due to a magnetic storm
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Earth magnetism: ancient Chinese junk using the first comps
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Earth magnetism: magnetic meridian of the Earth. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Earth magnetism: Earths action is reduced to a couple
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Terrestrial magnetism: declination compa. Anonymous illustration of 1925
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Atmospheric electricite: Roman legionaries find that the tip of their spades seems to
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Atmospheric electricite: Benjamin Franklins flying deer (1706-1790
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Atmospheric electricite: men electrocuted by lightning remain petrified
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Physiological effects of electricite: electric steak. Care of a patient by passing
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Electrochemistry: electric sparks. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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Electrochemistry: decomposition of potash (potassium) and soda by Sir Humphry Davy
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Electrochemistry: electrolysis of sea salt or sodium chloride
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Electric trams: tram line in the city (left) and in the countryside (right)
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Electric tools: portable drill. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Domestic uses of electricity: vacuum cleaner for dust. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Household uses of electricity: electric kitchen with grill
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Static machines: the machine by Otto von Guericke (Otto de Guericke
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Static machines: the machine of the abbe Jean Antoine Nollet (Jean-Antoine) (1700-1770
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Electrical units: table of resistivity of different materials
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Electrical phenomena: self induction. Suppose a tank higher than a tap
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Electrical phenomena: electricite is positive and negative
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Electrical phenomena: conductors of electricite. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Light projection: use of a projection lantern to observe infusories
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Light projection: use of a projector in a classroom in the 1920s
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Light signals: light buoy. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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The eye: person suffering from presbyopia. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Reflection of light: a kaleidoscope. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Light reflexion: virtual image with concave mirror (left) and convex mirror (right)
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Reflexion of light: laws of reflection. Anonymous illustration of 1925
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Speed of light: Danish astronomer Ole Christensen Romer (Olaus Roemer) (1644-1710
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Light Propagation: Everything happens as if the light was running in a straight line
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Light propagation: transparent bodies are easily crossed by light
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Light sources: Carcel lamp, invented by Guillaume Carcel (1750-1812
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Light sources: the first lanterns in the early Middle Ages
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The steam machine: hammer drummer. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Steam generators: marine tubular boiler. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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The cold industry: storage of meat in refrigerators. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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The cold industry: cold by dissolution. Putting a sugar in a cup of hot coffee makes
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Domestic heating: gas heating. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Home heating: the kitchen with oil. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
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Meteorology: influence of mountains on winds (foehn). Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Meteorology: cyclones and trunks (tornadoes). Anonymous illustration of 1925
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Calorimetry: the latent heat of fusion discovered by Joseph Black (1728-1799
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Changes in states: vapours. Hydrogen liquefaction has 252 degrees of cold
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Changes in states: vapours. Dutch Heike Kammerling Ones (1853-1926), from Leiden
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Changes in states: vapours. Fractional distillation of wine
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Changes in states: solidification and crystallization. Snow is formed from fine water
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Changes in states: different forms of crystals during crystallization
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Changes in states: dissolution of solids under the influence of heat or by wet
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Ether (material): two children heated by the heat of a stove
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Ether (material): X-rays discovered by the German physicist Wilhem Conrad Roentgen or
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Ether (material): Electricite, light and heat do not change body weight
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Sound energy: Doppler effect highlighted in 1842 by Christian Andreas Doppler (1803-1853)
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Vibratory movements: Christiaan Huygens (1629-1695) studies the elasticity of
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Gas pressure: gases are expandable and compressible. On the left
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Gas pressure: atmospheric pressure. On the left, the experiment of Evangelista Torricelli
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Liquid balance: principle of Blaise Pascal (1623-1662). Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Balance of solids: equilibrium conditions. Experience with a bottle
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Balance of solids: principle of scales. Anonymous illustration of 1925
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Work and power: work without friction. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Work and power: calculation of kinetic energy. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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The pendulum: movement of the pendulum. Anonymous illustration of 1925
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The pendulum: application to clocks with the escape anchor
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Gravitation: trajectory of shells. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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Gravity: vertical movement of a ball. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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Grace: measure of mass on Saturn. Anonymous illustration of 1925. Private collection
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Grainness: it does not vary in one place. A child measuring gravity with a spring in
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Movements: tangent. Train derailment. Anonymous illustration from 1925
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Forces: reverse parallel forces. A butcher weighing a meat carcass with a Roman scale
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Rarus (oil on canvas)
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The Dynamic of the Dance; Het dynamische van de dans, 1913 (oil on canvas)
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A family gathered around a lamplit table, 1854 (oil on canvas)
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An Industrial Design: Pennsylvania Rubber Co. at the Control Wheel of a Great Calendar
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Horseman (plaster)
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The Grove cell, from Les Merveilles de la Science, pub. 1870
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Forme uniche della continuita nello spazio (Unique Forms of Continuity in Space)
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