Victorian Microscopy Books
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In today’s video we look at some Victorian books focusing on instructing people on the microscopic world. How to use the microscope, and what some things look like under the microscope. The illustrations are some of the most spectacular work done by Edmund Evans.
More information on the Victorians, Fairies, and the Microscope.
Fairy tales, natural history and Victorian culture by Talairach-Vielmas, Laurence.
New York, NY : Palgrave Macmillan. 2014
Nature's Invisibilia: The Victorian Microscope and the Miniature Fairy By: Laura Forsberg. Victorian Studies, Vol. 57, No. 4 (Summer 2015), pp. 638-666. Indiana University Press
Ursula Seibold-Bultmann.“Monster Soup: The Microscope and Victorian Fantasy” (Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 2000).
Artist Mentioned: Caro Arevalo - she creates Microscope art. Check out her video on it and her UA-cam channel: • Lots of Painting, Micr...
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the coloured illustrations add so much to the image 🤩
truly amazing! I was too taken aback by the fairies part to focus on anything else
Thank you for this surprising look into another world within another world. The books as well as the illustrations are beautifully colorful.
:) Thank you for watching! Microscopes have been on my mind a lot lately, it was nice to explore them a little bit!
Great content. I love how you are bringing this library collection to us.
I'm glad! Unfortunately no one knows all the treasures found within the closest library to them. I'm hoping to peak people's interest by highlighting a few gems here and there. Thank you for watching :)
I found a copy of the Reverands book in color about twenty years ago and it's amazing...hand engraved plates.. I freehand engrave so it's a study...1861 copy
That's amazing! It's certainly a difficult one to try to replicate, best of luck! I hope your study of it goes well :)
Those color illustrations are ridiculous! Is that an original book from 1863?
It sure is! Victorian printers and illustrators are something else. Edmund Evans has a lovely series on wildlife--he's spectacular! Here are some highlights: masseycollege.omeka.net/exhibits/show/florandfauna/edmundevans