Observed Collection (#3)

Bolide meteorite observed by Padre Secchi
Bolide observed by padre Secchi, Italian astronomer, who stated that the body was brighter than Venus and the two tails changed colour in the course of combustion. Date: 14 November 1868

Suffragette Annie Kenney Character Sketch. A Character Sketch of Annie Kenney (1879-1953) written by Frederick Pethick-Lawrence with an article by Annie Kenney on Prison faces This recounts

COMET 1882
Observed by a British artillery officer near the Pyramids, Egypt. Date: 1882

Meteorite 1891
Observed at Oschansk, Russia. Date: 1891

Zodiacal Light
Observed in India. Date: end of December 1874

Woman Man Horseback 1879-81 Blue crayon graphite
Artokoloro

Domestic Scene 1582-84 Pen brown gray-black ink
Artokoloro

holy family 1642 Etching state 8 x 6 3 / 16 20. 3 15. 7 cm
Artokoloro

Theatrical Pleasures Plate 2 Contending Seat
Artokoloro

Servant Justified ca 1740 Oil copper 11 x 14
Artokoloro

Francesco I d Este Takes Particular Care Ensure
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Man Holding Jug ca 1660 Oil canvas 19 3 / 8 x 15 3 / 8
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The Forthcoming Transit of Venus: Shed at Honolulu from which the Model of Venus is Observed, and One of the Portable Transit Instruments

CELEBRATING YULE-TIDE, From a painting by A. Tidemand. Yule or Yuletide (" Yule time" ) is a religious festival observed by the Northern European peoples

The tail stars of 1742 and 1744, print maker: Jan de Groot, 1744 - 1745

Nidanme, Act two [of the Chushingura]. Kitagawa, Utamaro, 1753?-1806, artist, [between 1799 and 1801], 1 print : woodcut, color; 4.3 x 23 cm

Young girl on Bank Holiday unhappy that a lady has same hat
Bank Holiday. " Just like Er. Been an copied my at!" Date: circa 1890s

Picture No. 10896068
Moth - Urticant and dangerous caterpillar observed by a child (Dirphia fraterna) Date:

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Common Toads - mating in a pond observed by a child (Bufo bufo) Date:

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Man holding scorpions in container. Tarantula / Bird-Eating Spider observed in tanks - Vivarium / Terrariums Date:

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Hedgehog - Observed by a 8 year old boy (Erinaceus europaeus) Date:

Aerial view from balloon over Hyde Park, London
This photograph was taken when the balloon was situated over Hyde Park and is the view observed when looking in the direction of south east

Cyclist in busy London traffic riding a machine of the Rover safety type. Horse bus (omnibus) is overtaking him. Scene observed police constable

Supernova 19i87A observed with Huble Space Telescope, wide field planetary telescope 2. NASA photograph

Johann Franz Encke (1791-1865) German astronomer: proved that comet of 1818 had already been observed in 1786, 1795 and 1805: since called Enckes comet. Engraving

The Good Confession (top) presided over by Christ in heaven. Man chained to devil approaches confessional. Woman confesses, true penitent led by guardian angel

Little Red Riding Hood on her way to her grandmothers observed by a sinister, leering wolf. Illustration by Tom Browne (1872-1910) for the fairy tale. Published 1900

Marcus Stone (1840-1921) British history painter. Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn Observed by Queen Catherine (Catherine of Aragon), in doorway, whose portrait is on wall behind them

Janssen and Lockyer, 1868. Pierre Jules Cesar Janssen (1824-1907), French astronomerand Joseph Norman Lockyer (1836-1920), English astronomer

Manuel John Johnson, 1862. Johnson (1805-1859) observed the total solar eclipse of 27 July 1832 while in charge of the St Helena observatory. Keeper of the Radcliffe Observatory, Oxford (1839-1859)

Hevelius observing through refracting telescope on stand fitted with quadrant and plumb-bob so altitude of object observed could be noted

Total solar eclipse observed at Tarragona, Spain, 1860. From Sun, Moon and Stars, Agnes Giberne (London, 1884). Chromolithograph

Mock Sun with sunbows and halo, observed from the Arctic Circle. This phenomenon is caused by atmospheric refraction. From The Atmosphere, Camille Flammarion, (London, 1873). Chromolithograph

Parhelia (Mock Suns) without haloes, observed in England in 1698. On this occasion the phenomenon, caused by atmospheric refraction, began at 8am when true Sun shone through watery cloud

Parhelia (Mock Suns) combined with halo and rainbow. This phenomenon, caused by atmospheric refraction, was observed in England in 1721

Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights observed from northern Norway, 10 October 1868. This luminous atmospheric electrical phenomenon is most spectacular at time of sunspot maximum

Astronomical observatory at Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Director of the observatory observed the launch of the space craft Columbiad from the observatorys reflecting telescope situated on the Rocky

Eruption of Vesuvius - lava flow observed by ladies and gentlemen (including Hamiltonja) After William Hamilton Campi Phlegraei, 1776

Dodo - Raphus cucullatus, formerly Didus ineptus, extinct flightless bird from Madagascar. First observed by Portuguese sailors in about 1507

Festival of Fire. Men and a woman walking on hot embers observed by Eruopeans. Lithograph from L Inde Francaise, 1828

Double canals Phison and Euphrates as observed 1894 November 18. From Percival Lowell Mars London 1896

Image of Uranus obtained by the Hubble Telescope. The first planet discovered in modern times, it was first observed by William Herschel in 1781. Credit NASA. Science Astronomy Planetary Space

John Winthrop (1714-1779) American physicist, mathematician and astronomer. In 1740 he observed a transit of Mercury. Engraving, 1896

Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights. Caused by high-speed particles ejected from the Sun, they are most commonly observed during periods of maximum sunspots

Horizontal Moon observed when the full Moon is close to the horizon and its shape is distorted by atmospheric refraction. From The Beauty of the Heavens by Charles F Blount (London, 1845)

Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights. Curtain aurora observed from Greenland, 6 January 1861. Caused by high-speed particles ejected from the Sun

Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights observed from the Isle of Sky, Scotland, 11 September 1874. Caused by high-speed particles ejected from the Sun

Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights observed from German and southern Scandinavia. Caused by high-speed particles ejected from the Sun

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