Microscopische opname van kop van een nachtvlinder, negentig keer vergroot 1887 - 1888

Marinus Pieter Filbri's "Microscopische opname van kop van een nachtvlinder, negentig keer vergroot" (1887-1888) is a striking example of photomicrography, showcasing the intricate details of a moth's head magnified ninety times. This small-scale photographic print captures the delicate anatomy of the insect's compound eyes and other features, highlighting Filbri's interest in scientific observation through the lens of photography. The work exemplifies the Victorian era's fascination with the natural world and the burgeoning field of microscopy.