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Title: Astronomers’ meeting--Mt. Wilson
Format: photograph: negative
Series: History of Science
Description: Edison R. Hoge Photograph Collection.

Title: Mosaic depicting the death of Archimedes
Format: photograph: negative
Series: History of Science
Description: Reproduced from essay by Karl Winter, “Der Tod des Archimedes,” from the 82nd Winckelmann Program of the Archaeological Society of Berlin, 1924. The provenance was represented as passing through the estate of Jerome Bonaparte (1784-1860) back to Herculaneum. More recent study places its origin in the Renaissance. Size: .51 x .43 meters. - Fine Art Reproduction, misc.

Title: Jakob J. Laub
Format: photograph: print
Date: 1934
Series: History of Science

Title: Ralph Arnold
Format: photograph: print
Series: History of Science
Description: Geologists

Title: Seventh Solvay Conference
Format: photograph: print
Date: 1933-10
Series: History of Science
Description: Physicists - Group

Title: Dorothy Hodgkin
Format: photograph: print
Date: 1969
Series: History of Science
Description: She won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1964. Chemistry. Biochemistry and Chemistry.

Title: Marie Curie
Format: photograph: negative
Series: History of Science

Title: James Joseph Sylvester, 1814-1897
Format: photograph: negative
Series: History of Science

Title: Josiah Willard Gibbs, 1839-1903
Format: photograph: print
Series: History of Science

Title: Portrait of Ernest Rutherford (1871-1937)
Format: photograph: print
Date: 1932
Series: History of Science
Description: Photograph of a 1932 oil on canvas portrait of Ernest Rutherford, done by New Zealand-born, British portrait painter Sir Oswald Birley (1880-1952), the original of which hangs in the Royal Society’s Burlington House, London. New Zealander Rutherford won the 1908 Nobel Prize for chemistry.

Title: Thomas A. Edison, Henry Ford and Francis Jehl
Format: photograph: negative
Date: 1929
Series: History of Science
Description: Taken at the dedication of the Menlo Park Laboratory reconstruction in Dearborn, MI. Inventors

Title: Biology group at Shelter Island
Format: photograph: negative
Series: History of Science
Description: Group includes A. H. Sturtevant, S. Emerson and Barbara McClintock. Biologists

Title: Thales
Format: photograph: negative
Series: History of Science
Description: History of Science - Print Misc. 16th, 17th, 18th century Scientists

Title: 200″ “fork” in construction
Format: photograph: negative
Series: History of Science
Description: Edison R. Hoge Photograph Collection.

Title: A session at the Space Conference: The Future of Space Explorations
Format: photograph: print
Date: 1959-04
Series: History of Science
Description: Shown in the photo are: Thompson, Pickering, Rannie and Ridenour. was taken in Dabney Lounge. Space Conference - April 1959

Title: Historical Pasadena: Colorado Blvd. looking east from Raymond Ave.
Format: photograph: negative
Date: 1886-09
Series: History of Science
Description: Edison Hoge Photograph Collection.

Title: The first hydrogen balloon, 1783
Format: photograph: print
Series: History of Science
Description: The first human ascent in a hydrogen balloon was made from Paris on December 1, 1783. This model represents the balloon used. It was 26′ in diameter. The Science Museum, London. Photographs: Concerning History of Science

Title: Wolfgang Pauli
Format: photograph: print
Series: History of Science
Description: Physicists - Group.

Title: Astronomers’ meeting--Pasadena
Format: photograph: print
Date: 1923-09
Series: History of Science
Description: Edison R. Hoge Photograph Collection.

Title: Charles Jean De La Vallee-Poussin, 1866-1962
Format: photograph: negative
Series: History of Science
Description: He was the outstanding Belgian mathematician of his generation. Mathematicians.

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