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VERNE, Jules (1828-1905). Illustration from From
" VERNE, Jules (1828-1905). Illustration from " From the Earth to the Moon" (1865). Litography."
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This lithograph is an illustration taken from Jules Verne's groundbreaking science fiction novel "From the Earth to the Moon," first published in 1865. The European author, renowned for his imaginative and scientifically informed works, paved the way for the genre of science fiction with this visionary narrative. The image depicts a vertical ascent to the moon, with a group of astronauts climbing a massive ladder secured to a large cannon. The moon looms large in the background, its craggy surface illuminated by the soft glow of the earth below. The scene is rendered in rich, vibrant colors, with the astronauts' clothing and equipment contrasting against the cool, grayish tones of the lunar landscape. The illustration is a testament to the ingenuity and creativity of Verne's imagination, as well as the technical skill of the lithographer. The intricate details of the astronauts' clothing, the texture of the ladder, and the realistic depiction of the moon's surface all contribute to the overall sense of wonder and excitement. The scientific accuracy of the illustration is also noteworthy, as Verne's works were known for their grounding in real-world physics and scientific principles. The use of a large cannon to propel a projectile to the moon, while not a practical solution, was a plausible concept based on the scientific knowledge of the time. This lithograph is a stunning example of the artistic and literary achievements of Jules Verne and the European tradition of scientific illustration. Its timeless appeal continues to inspire and captivate audiences, offering a glimpse into the limitless possibilities of human imagination and scientific exploration.
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