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Thomas Stevenson, Scottish meteorologist C013 / 7706

Thomas Stevenson (1818-1887). 19th Century artwork by Leslie Ward ( Spy ) of the Scottish lighthouse designer and meteorologist Thomas Stevenson. Stevenson designed over thirty lighthouses in and around Scotland, as well as the Stevenson screen used in meteorology. His designs were celebrated as ground breaking and ushered in a new era of lighthouse creation. This image was originally published in Vanity Fair magazine, in 1899

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1899 Design Designs Engineer Engineering Ground Breaking History Of Science Leslie Ward Magazine Meteorological Meteorologist Meteorology Pioneer Pioneering Portrait Scientist Scottish Surnames Vanity Fair Lighthouses


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This 19th-century artwork by Leslie Ward, also known as Spy, showcases the renowned Scottish meteorologist and lighthouse designer, Thomas Stevenson. The print captures the essence of a man who revolutionized both engineering and meteorology during his lifetime. Thomas Stevenson's remarkable contributions to science are beautifully depicted in this portrait. With his piercing gaze and distinguished presence, he symbolizes the pioneering spirit that led him to design over thirty magnificent lighthouses across Scotland. These groundbreaking designs not only ensured safe navigation for countless sailors but also marked a new era in lighthouse construction. Beyond his architectural achievements, Stevenson's ingenuity extended to meteorology with the creation of the iconic Stevenson screen. This innovative device became an essential tool for weather observation and remains widely used today. Published originally in Vanity Fair magazine in 1899, this historic image transports us back to a time when scientific advancements were celebrated through artistry. It serves as a testament to Thomas Stevenson's lasting legacy as one of Scotland's most influential scientists. As we admire this portrait, we are reminded of how individuals like Thomas Stevenson can shape our understanding of the world around us through their passion for exploration and innovation.

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