Five Photomicrographs

Five photomicrographs, each 12" x 10", taken direct in 1900: - radula, whelk; proboscis, blow fly, x 80; section, human scalp; eggs of fly; palate, limpet

Gelatin silver print of a photomicrograph of the mouth parts of a fly, taken by A E Smith in 1900. One of a series of five photomicrographs.

Photomicrograph of The Mouth Parts of a Fly

1900
Gelatin silver print of a photomicrograph entitled 'Section Human Scalp X25', taken by A E Smith in 1900. One of a series of five photomicrographs.

Section Human Scalp X25

1900
Gelatin silver print of a photomicrograph entitled 'Eggs of Anthomyia Plevialis X72', taken by A E Smith in 1900. One of a series of five photomicrographs.

Eggs of Anthomyia Plevialis X72

1900

Details

Category:
Photographs
Object Number:
1929-234
Materials:
paper (fibre product)
type:
photograph and photomicrograph
credit:
The National Media Museum, Bradford

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