oldlawrence:

Sol LeWitt, a sphere lit from the top, four sides, and all their combinations

oldlawrence:

Sol LeWitt, a sphere lit from the top, four sides, and all their combinations

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touba:

Camillo Golgi, Cerebellum of a Rabbit, 1882. 

touba:

Camillo Golgi, Cerebellum of a Rabbit, 1882. 

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Photographie décomposée, circa 1900
Photo Verdeau

Photographie décomposée, circa 1900

Photo Verdeau

hailsatin:

The Opthalmophantome is an antique surgical tool used to train ophthalmologists circa the 1900s. Pig eyes were placed in the eye sockets.

hailsatin:

The Opthalmophantome is an antique surgical tool used to train ophthalmologists circa the 1900s. Pig eyes were placed in the eye sockets.

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The captive tiger moved so much when this photograph was taken that it wasn’t visible anymore. Therefore it was later painted on the photograph.
Photo possibly by James Page, 1863.
Historical Photograph Collection, Wageningen UR Library, Netherlands.

The captive tiger moved so much when this photograph was taken that it wasn’t visible anymore. Therefore it was later painted on the photograph.

Photo possibly by James Page, 1863.

Historical Photograph Collection, Wageningen UR Library, Netherlands.

a4rizm:

Shômei Tômatsu, Melted bottle (Bouteille fondue par l’explosion atomique le 9 août 1945), Hiroshima, 1961*, tirage argentique, via www.gosee.fr (from the Series 11:02 Nagasaki)
* Christian Gattinoni, Yannick Vigouroux, La photographie (1839-1960), Éditions Scala, p. 105.

a4rizm:

Shômei Tômatsu, Melted bottle (Bouteille fondue par l’explosion atomique le 9 août 1945), Hiroshima, 1961*, tirage argentique, via www.gosee.fr (from the Series 11:02 Nagasaki)

* Christian Gattinoni, Yannick Vigouroux, La photographie (1839-1960), Éditions Scala, p. 105.

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oak texture (by i n i m i n i)
Ramalina menziesii
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Ramalina menziesii

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marsiouxpial:

Different tracks of animals, including deer and bears, arranged in one table. Etching by J. E. Ridinger. 
Apparatus for taking composite photographs of skulls. No. 6. The Adjustment.
via Otis Historical Archives