Globes Collection (page 6)

Uniqueness, conceptual computer artwork
Uniqueness. Conceptual computer artwork of uniqueness, represented by one orange ball, surrounded by multiple white balls

Genetic uniqueness, artwork
Genetic uniqueness. Conceptual computer artwork of uniqueness, represented by one orange DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) molecule surrounded by many white DNA molecules

Earth globes, composite artwork
Earth globes. Composite artwork of Earth globes in different colours. The continents shown include Europe, Africa, Australia, Asia and the Americas

Rodrigo Zamorano, Spanish author
Rodrigo Zamorano (1542-1623), Spanish author, translator and cosmographer. The circular inscription gives the Latin form of his name, and states that he is in his 39th year

Medieval geographer. Artwork of a 15th century geographer using a pair of dividers to measure distances on a terrestrial globe showing the known regions of the Earth

Thermodynamics, conceptual artwork. Thermodynamics is the study of the macroscopic properties of a system (such as heat and pressure)

Fullerene molecules, computer artwork
Fullerene molecules. Computer artwork of nested, spherical fullerene molecules. Fullerenes are allotropes (different structural types) of carbon

Gates of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich

1980s Interior with ceiling light and fern
A classic 1980s-style ceiling light fitting with three glass globe covers, with the three large fronds of a fern plants rising up beneath it. Airbrush painting by Malcolm Greensmith Date: circa 1980

Medical / Ailments / Gout
A man with gout wears a long house coat, matching soft hat and one pointed slipper. The boys and the farmer wear country clothes albeit of different social classes

Monk Mathematicians
Monastic mathematicians : until the creation of universities, monastic establishments were the centres of learning

Globe in Independence Square (Maydan Nezalezhnosti), Kiev, Ukraine, Europe

Astronomical feature, Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, South America

Columbus Circle, Central Park West, New York City, New York, Unit6ed States of America, North America

Maclaurin / Colin / Page
COLIN MACLAURIN Scottish mathematician

Painting a Globe
The globes are painted black and the map drawn on in white paint

Dutch Merchants
An allegorical comment on Dutch trading ventures of the 17th century - merchants consult atlases and globes while their vessels sail eastwards intent on trade

Peking Observatory
Cross-section of the observatory, showing globes, quadrants and other observational equipment

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"Exploring the Mysteries of Mars: A Journey through Globes and Beyond" Embark on a celestial voyage as we delve into the captivating world of globes. From composite satellite images showcasing the enigmatic red planet, Mars, to intricate depictions of Rene Descartes pondering at his desk, these spherical wonders transport us to realms both real and imagined. Step into an astronomical realm adorned with diagrams and instruments like C017/3498, where astronomers unravel the secrets of our universe. Wander through a map room reminiscent of JLP01_08_077525, where cartographers meticulously charted every corner of our globe. Marvel at London Coliseum's grandeur as it houses a mesmerizing display featuring the world map in muted brown hues. Witness the solar system come alive before your eyes; let your imagination soar amidst 3D aerial views capturing Australia's diverse landscapes and its vibrant birdlife. Envision bodies in motion from above with computer-generated imagery that brings life to this birds-eye perspective. Gaze upon New York City's iconic World Trade Centre from Battery Park - an awe-inspiring sight that reminds us how interconnected our global community truly is. And finally, lose yourself in contemplation while admiring the intricacies of an Armillary Sphere – a timeless symbol representing mankind's quest for knowledge about our place in this vast cosmos. From ancient explorers to modern-day adventurers, they have been instrumental tools guiding humanity throughout history. They serve as windows into distant worlds yet unexplored and remind us that there is always more to discover beyond what meets the eye. So join us on this extraordinary journey through time and space as we celebrate these remarkable creations known simply as "globes. " Picture No. 12480001 awaits you - are you ready?