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Salomon de Caus (chromolitho)
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Salomon de Caus (chromolitho)
961328 Salomon de Caus (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Salomon de Caus, born in 1576, (falsely) credited with the development of the steam engine in 1615, died in 1630.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22498306
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This chromolitho print showcases Salomon de Caus, a remarkable figure in the realm of scientific discovery and invention during the 17th century. Born in 1576, de Caus is often (albeit falsely) credited with pioneering the development of the steam engine in 1615 before his untimely death in 1630. The image depicts de Caus surrounded by various elements that symbolize his contributions to technology and engineering. A chair represents comfort and relaxation, while a train signifies advancements in transportation. Cards and books allude to his intellectual pursuits and love for knowledge. As a renowned engineer and inventor, de Caus played an instrumental role in shaping historical developments related to trade, travel, and steam-powered machinery. His inventions revolutionized industries such as steamships, bridges, and trains. Beyond his professional achievements, this print also hints at de Caus' passion for gastronomy. With pots on display alongside cooking utensils, it suggests he may have been an accomplished cook or had an interest in culinary arts. Overall, this artwork not only pays homage to Salomon de Caus but also highlights the significant impact of inventors like him on society's progress throughout history. It serves as a reminder of their invaluable contributions to science, technology, transportation systems, and even everyday life comforts we often take for granted today.
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