Ader Collection

Clement Ader Eole of 1890 Date: 1890

An engraving depicting an Ader-Bell telephone
5311634 An engraving depicting an Ader-Bell telephone, used in France

An engraving depicting a detailed view of the receiver of Ader's telephone
5311636 An engraving depicting a detailed view of the receiver of Ader's telephone, 19th century; (add.info.: Date: 1890); Universal History Archive/UIG

Ader's telephone, 1883
3479326 Ader's telephone, 1883; (add.info.: Transmitter of Ader's telephone, From Louis Figuier Les Nouvelles Conquetes de la Science, Paris, 1883.); Universal History Archive/UIG

Ader's telephone, 1890
3479322 Ader's telephone, 1890; (add.info.: Ader's telephone: the receiver. From R. Wormell Electricity in the Service of Man, London 1890.); Universal History Archive/UIG

An engraving depicting a detailed view of the transmitter of Ader's telephone
5311635 An engraving depicting a detailed view of the transmitter of Ader's telephone, 19th century; (add.info.: Date: 1890); Universal History Archive/UIG

Clement Ader's flying bird Eole (Aole)
530518 Clement Ader's flying bird Eole (Aole). Wingspan of 15m, made of wood and aluminium, it was the first piloted plane to take off under its own steam, 9 October 1890

Mlle. Andrea as Paghita in Le Barbier du Roi d Aragon, 1844
Mlle. Andrea as Paghita in Le Barbier du Roi d Aragon by Louis Marie Fontan and Jean-Joseph Ader, Theatre de la Porte St. Martin, 1844

A Woman listening to an opera performance in her own home by means of the Ader-Bell
EDI178887 A Woman listening to an opera performance in her own home by means of the Ader-Bell telephone and Aders arrangement for music transmission

Clement Ader Photo
CLEMENT ADER French engineer and inventor in various fields, best known for his pioneer work in aviation, photographed in 1913. Date: 1841 - 1926

Clement Ader, French engineer and inventor, 1915. Ader (1841-1925) is best known for his work in aviation

Ader Telephone
Ader wall-mounted telephone with two receivers

Ader Eole, 1890s. Found in the Collection of Chateau de Blerancourt

Ader Eole, 1890. Found in the Collection of Chateau de Blerancourt

Ader telephone system, 1881. The man on the left is making a call which passes through the operator at the exchange, centre, to the recipient on the right

Aders flying bird Eole ( Aole ), 1890 (c1910)
Aders flying bird Eole ( Aole ). This aeroplane was designed by the French aviation pioneer Clement Ader (1841-1925)

Clement Aders flying bird Eole (Aole). Wingspan of 15m and made of wood and aluminium, it was the first piloted plane to take off under its own steam, 9 October 1890. [Paris, 1891]

Clement Ader E?Ole

Telephone: man on left is making call which passes through the operator at the exchange, centre, to recipient on the right. Ader system. Engraving published Paris 1881

ADERs AVION III - 2
Ader demonstrates his steam- powered Avion III (or Eole III) at Sathory, France; though he later claims a 300m flight, the truth is it fails to leave the ground

ADERs AVION III - 1
Ader demonstrates his steam- powered Avion III (or Eole III) at Sathory, France: though he later claimed a 300m flight, the truth is it never left the ground

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"Ader: Pioneering Inventions and Aviation Marvels of Clement Ader" Step into the captivating world of Clement Ader, a visionary French engineer and inventor whose groundbreaking creations revolutionized various domains. Transport yourself back to 1890 when the magnificent Ader Eole took flight, marking a significant milestone in aviation history. Witness the awe-inspiring moment as this remarkable aircraft soared through the skies under its own power. But Ader's brilliance extended beyond aviation. Delve into the enchanting realm of theater as Mlle. Andrea mesmerizes audiences with her portrayal of Paghita in Le Barbier du Roi d Aragon, circa 1844. Explore how Ader's innovative telephone system, introduced in 1881, transformed communication forever. Immerse yourself further by envisioning a woman indulging in an opera performance from the comfort of her home using the extraordinary Ader-Bell device. This revolutionary invention allowed individuals to experience live performances without leaving their abodes—a testament to Ader's commitment to enhancing everyday life through technology. Marvel at Aders flying bird Eole (Aole), an exquisite creation that embodied his relentless pursuit of conquering new heights in aviation during c1910. Picture Clement Ader himself standing proudly beside his pioneering masterpiece—the first piloted plane to take off independently—back in 1890. As you explore these glimpses into history, admire not only Clement Ader's ingenuity but also his lasting impact on society. From transforming telecommunications with his telephone system to pushing boundaries with his groundbreaking aircraft designs, he left an indelible mark on technological progress. Join us on this journey through time as we celebrate Clement Ader—an exceptional mind who dared to dream big and reshape our world.