Microscopische opname van salicinekristallen, zestig keer vergroot 1887 - 1888
marinuspieterfilbri
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photo of handprinted image
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toned paper
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water colours
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ink paper printed
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possibly oil pastel
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coloured pencil
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underpainting
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watercolour bleed
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watercolour illustration
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watercolor
Marinus Pieter Filbri’s “Microscopische opname van salicinekristallen, zestig keer vergroot” from 1887–1888 is a striking example of a photomicrograph. This photograph, which was taken with a microscope and enlarged 60 times, reveals the intricate and delicate structure of salicylic acid crystals, showcasing the beauty found in the microscopic world. Filbri's work, which often documented the unseen wonders of nature, captures the intricate and ethereal formations of the salicylic acid crystals, revealing the aesthetic potential of scientific observation through photography.
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