Caption
Six microscopic enlargements of minerals, page, photomechanical print, Image 1 is micaceous lime in obsidian, 2 is trichite in obidian, 3 is microlite and micaceous lime in obsidian, 4 is obsidian, 5 is cummulite and 6 is augite., number: '1, 6', number: 'Tafel II', photographer: Emil Cohen, Greifswald, cliché maker: J. Grimm, Offenburg, c. 1880 - in or before 1885, Baden-Württemberg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 233 mm x width 149 mm, minerals and metals, A vertical page shows six circular grayscale microscopic images arranged in three rows and two columns against a light background, each circle containing different textured patterns; the top left circle displays a dense tangled network of thin dark lines over a mottled lighter ground, the top right circle contains several elongated curved filament-like shapes and small dark irregular spots on a grainy background, the middle left circle shows many short rod-like and angular fragments scattered over a mottled field, the middle right circle features radial petal-like structures with darker centers and lighter surrounding textures, the lower left circle has a diffuse granular surface with several irregular darker patches near the edge, and the lower right circle presents an arrangement of elongated rectangular pieces and a central geometric cluster surrounded by varied small fragments.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B00_210
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38.9Mb (8.4Mb) / 9.6in x 15.8in / 2874 x 4734 (300dpi)