Annotation Collection (page 4)

The Great Bear, from the Book of the Stars after El Hussein (vellum)
XIR155435 The Great Bear, from the Book of the Stars after El Hussein (vellum) by Persian School, (17th century); Egyptian National Library, Cairo, Egypt; Persian, out of copyright

Moon structure, artwork C017 / 0769
Moon structure. Cutaway computer artwork showing the internal layers that make up the structure of the Moon. The Moon has a diameter of 3476 kilometres

Mercurys internal structure, artwork
Mercurys internal structure. Cutaway computer artwork showing the different layers that make up the structure of the planet Mercury

Torricelli, Evangelista (1608-1647). Italian physicist and mathematician

Map of the LCC-LFB area
Map showing 30 incidents of note in the LCC-LFB area

Aerial photograph, Allaines, Somme, France, WW1
Aerial photograph (French) of Allaines and surrounding area, Somme, northern France, during the First World War, taken from a height of 800 metres

1516 amphisbaenid Plinys Natural History
1516 A page detail from Francois Regnaults early printing of Pliny the Elders " Natural History". Plinys Natural History (written up to AD 77)

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"Unraveling the Layers: Exploring the World of Annotation" Delving into History: Leonardo da Vinci's meticulous annotations on skull anatomy provide a glimpse into his genius mind. Unveiling Secrets: A WW2 poster featuring the German Junkers JU 188 fighter plane showcases annotated details that helped strategize against enemy forces. Musical Insights: Handwritten musical scores, inked delicately on paper, offer a window into composers' creative process and interpretation. Preserving Legal Wisdom: Fragments from Justinian's Codex, Book V. XXXVIII and Book IIII. XX shed light on ancient legal practices and principles. Digesting Knowledge: Fragmentary texts from Justinian Digesta, Books V and VI reveal snippets of legal wisdom passed down through generations. Ancient Scripts Resurrected: Hebrew Manuscript Fragments carry annotations that connect us to centuries-old religious traditions and cultural heritage. Puzzling Pieces of History: An unidentified fragment holds intriguing clues waiting to be deciphered by historians and archaeologists alike. Navigating London's Past: A map of the Greater London area with handwritten annotations offers insights into its historical development over time. Taking Flight in Style: An Imperial Flying-Boat poster adorned with informative annotations invites viewers to explore the golden age of aviation. Tributes & Taxes in France: French people paying their tax depicted in an annotated image pay homage to their king while revealing societal norms of the era. Artistic Satire at Its Finest: Francisco Goya's Los Caprichos etching & aquatint plate captures society's follies through cleverly annotated visual commentary.