Mounted Plantinotype print showing an x-ray picture of Nautilus Pompelnes

Made:
1907

Mounted Plantinotype print showing an x-ray picture of Nautilus Pompelnes; nine plantinotype prints in one mount showing x-ray pictures of various molluscal shells, 1907 (see 2 stroke nos).

Mounted platinotype print entitled 'Radiograph of 'Nautilus Pompilius'' showing an x-ray picture of Nautilus Pompilius by George H Rodman MD, 1907.

Radiograph of 'Nautilus Pompilius'

1907
Nine platinotype prints in one mount entitled 'Radiographs of Molluscal Shells' showing x-ray pictures of various molluscal shells, by George H Rodman MD, 1907; 'Cassis & Helix', 'Lymncea & Bulimus', 'Voluta', 'Harpa &...', 'Struthiolaria', 'Buccinum & Littorina', 'Murex', 'Cerithium & Aporrhais', 'Telescopium'. Further handwrtten notes on reverse of mount.

Nine Platinotype Prints 'Radiographs of Molluscal Shells'

1907

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Details

Category:
X-rays
Object Number:
1907-132
type:
platinum print
credit:
Rodman, George Hook

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