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1869 Galton signature Hereditary Genius
Signed letter from London Institution and first edition frontis of Francis Galtons 1869 book " Hereditary Genius"

1869 Galton cover for Hereditary Genius
Embossed gilded cover design for Francis Galtons 1869 book " Hereditary Genius". The design shows lines of descent across five generations

Cover design for Fiocco violin and piano duets
Cover design for a book of ten violin and piano pieces by the 18th century Belgian (Flemish) composer and violinist Joseph-Hector Fiocco (1703-1741), arranged by Arthur Bent and Norman O Neill

Pumping Strokes of Genius
An intelligent forecast of the growth of wayside pumps. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary Evans

Mother Skinflint / Thrift
MOTHER SKINFLINT, THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE You re a genius for saving! Yes, everyone knows. You would skin a flint and starve the crows!

PRITCHARDs MAGIC BOX
Young William Pritchard and his invention, the Magic Box, which is capable of detecting dangerous gases and thus saving 300 lives a year down Great Britains mines

Science Island
SCIENCE ISLAND (Eando Binder) A cold-blooded Scientific Napoleon with the Brain of a Genius and a Body of Metal threatens to Dominate Mankind

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"Unleashing the Power of Genius: From Newton to Einstein and Beyond" Step into the world as we explore the remarkable minds that have shaped our understanding of science, art, and creativity. In 1689, a young Sir Isaac Newton gazes intently at us from his portrait, his brilliant mind already evident in his eyes. Just like Mozart's statue as a boy, these prodigies remind us that they are manifest itself at any age. Dive into the realm of athleticism with "A Swimming Stroke of Genius, " where innovation meets physical prowess. Witness how human ingenuity has revolutionized even the simplest activities. Benzaiten or Benten, an ancient Japanese goddess associated with knowledge and wisdom, embodies the essence of intellectual brilliance throughout history. She serves as a reminder that genius transcends cultural boundaries. Charles Darwin's 1881 portrait by Collier captures him in deep contemplation—a testament to his groundbreaking theory of evolution. His contribution forever changed our understanding of life on Earth. Albert Einstein's iconic artwork showcases not only his scientific brilliance but also hints at his profound imagination. A caricature depicts him playfully challenging conventional thinking while another image shows him collaborating with Eddington in their pursuit for truth. Travel back in time to Ancient Egypt and encounter Bes, a god known for protecting households and inspiring creative endeavors. This divine figure represents how genius has been revered since ancient times. Discover Leonardo da Vinci's visionary sketches from MS B 2173 fol. 83v Studies—an air screw design ahead of its time—demonstrating how geniuses push boundaries beyond what is currently possible. "The Genius of Poetry Finding Burns at the Plough" by John Rogers transports us to Scotland in 1840 when Robert Burns was discovered amidst ordinary labor—a poignant reminder that they are be found anywhere if we look closely enough.