Légende
Twelve enlargements of blood corpuscles, page, photomechanical print, number: 'Pl. XIII.', number: 'Photo. 73., Photo. 84.', photographer: Richard Norris, cliché maker: anonymous, c. 1872 - in or before 1882, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 213 mm x width 135 mm, Page opposite page 213., blood, A vertically oriented page shows a grid of rounded-corner square photographic panels arranged in rows and columns, each panel containing close-up grayscale microscopic images of irregularly shaped cellular structures and fibrous material. The panels display clusters of small oval and circular forms with darker edges and lighter centers, some appearing grouped or overlapping, others dispersed singly; several panels contain branching, threadlike fibrous networks or starburst-like filamentous shapes against lighter backgrounds. The photographic frames exhibit varying contrast and grain, with some areas showing dense aggregations of dark, pebble-like elements and other areas showing sparse isolated forms and faint particulate specks. The page margin and surrounding paper show slight discoloration and faint spotting.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A99_179
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
52.0Mo (9.2Mo) / 29.3cm x 44.5cm / 3456 x 5258 (300dpi)