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Gravura em preto e branco de um laboratório com claraboia, fornos, prateleiras de frascos de vidro e uma longa mesa com aparelhos sobre piso de pedra.

Projeto de um laboratório químico geral, gravura de 1822

Uma gravura detalhada de um laboratório químico geral, com uma grande claraboia no teto, um forno de tijolos e um fogão com capela à esquerda, e prateleiras cheias de frascos e garrafas de vidro. Uma longa mesa de madeira com aparelhos e um piso de lajes de pedra ocupam o primeiro plano, em traços finos em preto e branco.

Artista
Cornelius Varley
Data
1822
Técnica
Etchings
Fonte
Wellcome Collection
Tamanho
4000 × 3300 px
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Domínio público · Wellcome Collection marks it Public Domain Mark; made by 1822.
Direitos verificados 2026-11-05 · nível A · conforme a fonte: Public Domain Mark (Wellcome Collection)

Crédito (bem-vindo, não obrigatório em obras de domínio público): Wellcome Collection

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