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Alessandro Volta. Engraved portrait By Rados after Focosi

Alessandro Volta. Engraved portrait By Rados after Focosi by Volta, Alessandro

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Alessandro Volta. Engraved portrait By Rados after Focosi
Author
Volta, Alessandro
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Jeremy Norman & Co., Inc. (United States)
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Milan: L. Rados, 1827. Volta, Alessandro (1745-1827). Engraved portrait by Luigi Rados (1773-1840) after Roberto Focosi. Milan: presso l'Editore Proprietario Luigi Rados, 1828. 490 x 347 mm. Small repairs to margins, some faint stains, otherwise very good. This fine portrait, engraved after Volta's death, shows him seated at a table, his left hand inside his coat and his right resting on the table, with an example of his "crown of cups" battery at his right and a Voltaic pile behind him. A 7-line caption in Italian gives a brief resume of Volta's achievements. Volta, the inventor of the first electric battery, published his first paper on it in the Phil. Trans. in 1800; his investigations proved the identity of Galvani's "animal" electricity with the electricity generated by his apparatus. The Voltaic pile made possible the experiments leading to the decomposition of water, electro-deposition of metal, and creation of the electro-magnet, initiating the electrical age. Benezit for the engraver. .
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Novum vasorum corporis humani systema by Vieussens, Raymond

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Novum vasorum corporis humani systema
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Vieussens, Raymond
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Amsterdam: Paul Marret, 1705. Novum vasorum corporis humani systema. [48], 260pp. Additional engraved title page, engraved title vignette and coat of arms, engraved plate. Amsterdam: Paul Marret, 1705. 161 x 100 mm. Vellum ca. 1705, title in ink on spine, a bit stained. Very good. First Edition. "Vieussens was among the first to describe the morbid changes in mitral stenosis, the throbbing pulse in aortic insufficiency, and the first correctly to describe the structure of the left ventricle, the course of the coronary vessels, and the valve in the large coronary vein. He was the first to diagnose thoracic aneurysm during the life of the patient. Vieussens included a classic description of the symptoms of aortic regurgitation in his book" (Garrison-Morton.com 2729). .
Islamic Architecture of The Indian Subcontinent

Islamic Architecture of The Indian Subcontinent by ALFIERI, Bianca Maria

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Islamic Architecture of The Indian Subcontinent
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ALFIERI, Bianca Maria
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Lorne Bair Rare Books (United States)
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London: Laurence King Publishing, 2000. First U.K. Edition. Quarto. 31cm. Publisher's black cloth titled in gilt to spine. Dustjacket. 320pp. Very light wear and scuffing to extremities; internally clean and fresh; in a bright, strong dustjacket. A near fine copy with some very light wear. A lovely piece of coffee table book presentation, beautifully photographed by Federico Borromeo, examining the often neglected Islamic inspired architecture present in India before the Mughals.