Elektrisch ei before 1867
fwfunckler
print, photography
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still-life-photography
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photography
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modernism
"Elektrisch ei" (Electric egg) is a photograph of a scientific apparatus, likely from the 19th century. Created by F.W. Funckler, it shows an early device used for electrical experiments. The "egg" is a glass sphere connected to a metal base, with wires running through it. It likely demonstrates principles of static electricity or electrical discharge. This photograph, part of a catalog of scientific equipment, suggests the importance of scientific exploration during that period. The small size of the artwork highlights the focus on detail and precision in scientific endeavors.
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