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1838 Frontis Mantell Wonders of Geology 1838 Frontis Mantell Wonders of Geology
Frontis for Gideon Mantells popular book " Wonders of Geology" (1838) which did much to popularise geology during victorian times. It ran to many editions - the third here came just one year after the first. The frontispiece shows a coral forming organisms drawn by his daughter Ellen Maria Mantell
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© This image is Paul D. Stewart 2009. Do not reproduce without permission of the photographer at Stewartpauld@aol.com
Coral Fossil Gideon Mantell Populariser Public Victorian Palaeontology
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This print captures the essence of Victorian geology and its popularization through Gideon Mantell's renowned book, "Wonders of Geology". The frontispiece, beautifully illustrated by his talented daughter Ellen Maria Mantell, showcases a mesmerizing depiction of coral-forming organisms. Published in 1838, this groundbreaking publication played a pivotal role in introducing the wonders of geology to the public during that era. Its immense success is evident from the numerous editions it ran through; this particular edition being only one year after its initial release. The intricate artwork showcased on this frontis print not only highlights Ellen Maria Mantell's artistic prowess but also serves as an educational tool for those interested in understanding geological formations. It symbolizes the intersection between art and science, capturing both beauty and scientific accuracy. Gideon Mantell himself was a prominent figure in paleontology and fossil discovery. His contributions to the field are immeasurable, making him a key popularizer of geology during his time. Paul D. Stewart's skillful photography brings out every detail of this historical artifact, allowing us to appreciate its significance even today. This print serves as a reminder of how knowledge was disseminated during Victorian times and continues to inspire curiosity about our planet's geological wonders.
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