Graphite Collection

Graphene sheet, artwork C016 / 8274
Graphene sheet. Computer artwork showing the molecular structure of a graphene sheet. Graphene is a single layer of graphite

Egon Schiele, Dancer (Die TaÔé¼nzerin), Austrian, 1890 - 1918, 1913, watercolor and gouache over graphite on wove paper

Auguste Rodin, Figure Facing Forward, French, 1840 - 1917, graphite and watercolor

Edward Lear (British, 1812 - 1888), View of Ceriana, 1870, pen and brown ink over graphite

Graphene sheet. Graphene is a planar sheet of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal pattern. Stacked graphene sheets form the common material graphite, used in pencils and industry

Masonic Sign, c. 1941. Creator: Edward F. Engel
Masonic Sign, c. 1941

The Terrace Bridge, Central Park, 1901. Creator: Maurice Brazil Prendergast
The Terrace Bridge, Central Park, 1901

Ocean Life. Creators: James M. Sommerville, Christian Schussele
Ocean Life

Graphene sheet. Graphene is a planar sheet of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal pattern. Stacked graphene sheets form the common material graphite, used in pencils and industry

Wildflowers, 1875. Creator: Ellen Robbins
Wildflowers, 1875

William Blake, British (1757-1827), The Last Judgment, c. 1809, pen and ink with wash over graphite

Light micrograph of cast iron, DIC
Light micrograph of cast iron using differential interference contrast (DIC) lighting. Steel & cast iron are made by adding small amounts of carbon to iron

Rocks, Carbon
Various types of carbon including crystallised diamond, graphite, slate coal and peat

Chatsworth Conservatory 19th century Pen ink
Artokoloro

John Ruskin, Tree Study, British, 8 February 1819 - 20 January 1900, pen and black ink with blue-gray and gray washes over graphite on wove paper

Johann Baptist Enderle, German (1725-1798), Saint Ignatius Leaving Antioch, 1773, pen and black ink with watercolor and gouache over graphite on laid paper

Submarine, 1806
1574420 Submarine, 1806; (add.info.: Diagram of a Submarine Vessel. Dated 1806); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Roundism - 14-09-19
Corné Akkers

Roundism - 03-09-19
Corné Akkers

Submarine, 1806
1574367 Submarine, 1806; (add.info.: Submarine Vessel, Submarine Bombs and Mode of Attack for the United States government. Vessel sighting mechanism details.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Yeast - 18-09-19
Corné Akkers

Roundism - 10-06-19
Corné Akkers

The Nude Portal - 03-07-19
Corné Akkers

Roundism - 25-04-17
Corné Akkers

Roundism - 12-06-18
Corné Akkers

The Wild Boar, the River and the Two Mountains.
Leonardo Flores

Kill All Alternatives.
Leonardo Flores

Solarized Roundism - 02-03-23
Corné Akkers

Neo Deco - 09-04-24
Corné Akkers

Roundism - 25-12-17
Corné Akkers

Catherine Deneuve
Corné Akkers

Anne Baxter
Corné Akkers

Sands of Time - 23-03-24
Corné Akkers

Neo Deco - 08-03-24
Corné Akkers

Chair
Alexander Adiels

Blue Light
Alexander Adiels

Design for a pendant with flower branches of the White Wisteria, enamelled gold, c.1905. Creator: Paul Louchet
Design for a pendant with flower branches of the White Wisteria, enamelled gold, c.1905

Man in Apron and Cap, c1855. Creator: Paul Gavarni
Man in Apron and Cap, c1855

Three Men, One Pulling a Bell, 1845. Creator: Paul Gavarni
Three Men, One Pulling a Bell, 1845

Two Peasants, 1855-1857. Creator: Paul Gavarni
Two Peasants, 1855-1857

Peasant Girl, 1859-1865. Creator: Paul Gavarni
Peasant Girl, 1859-1865

Peasant Leaning on a Stick, 1859-1865. Creator: Paul Gavarni
Peasant Leaning on a Stick, 1859-1865

V'la l'coco: The Chocolate Vendor, 1855-1857. Creator: Paul Gavarni
V'la l'coco: The Chocolate Vendor, 1855-1857

Small Talk (De la tribu des Badinguet), 1861-1862. Creator: Paul Gavarni
Small Talk (De la tribu des Badinguet), 1861-1862

À quinze ans, moi, j'etais pas core formée, c1855. Creator: Paul Gavarni
A quinze ans, moi, j'etais pas core formee, c1855

Gypsy Woman and Child, c1859. Creator: Paul Gavarni
Gypsy Woman and Child, c1859

Car Man and Coal Heaver, 1848. Creator: Paul Gavarni
Car Man and Coal Heaver, 1848. Depicts two men whose different occupations were indispensible to the mid-19th-century metropolis

The Barmaid, 1847-1851. Creator: Paul Gavarni
The Barmaid, 1847-1851; pausing on the threshold between the working-class "public bar" and the more genteel "parlour" section of the pub in which she works

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"Exploring the Versatility of Graphite: From Artistic Masterpieces to Scientific Marvels" Graphite, a humble material with extraordinary potential, has left its mark in various realms of human creativity and scientific innovation. Artists like Auguste Rodin and Egon Schiele have harnessed the power to create captivating works that transcend time. In his masterpiece "Figure Facing Forward, " Rodin skillfully employed graphite and watercolor to capture the essence of human form. The delicate strokes bring life to the subject, showcasing Rodin's mastery over this medium. Similarly, Schiele's "Dancer" showcases his ability to evoke emotion through fluid lines and subtle shades created using watercolor. Beyond artistry, graphite finds itself at the forefront of scientific breakthroughs as well. Enter graphene - a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal lattice structure. This wonder material possesses remarkable properties such as strength, flexibility, and conductivity that have revolutionized fields ranging from electronics to medicine. The mesmerizing artwork "Graphene sheet" by James M. Sommerville and Christian Schussele captures the intricate beauty hidden within this groundbreaking substance. Its geometric patterns hint at endless possibilities for technological advancements yet to come. While artists explore their creative depths with graphite, nature also embraces its presence. Ellen Robbins' enchanting painting "Wildflowers" showcases how even delicate flora can be immortalized with simple pencil strokes on paper. But let us not forget that graphite extends beyond artistic expressions; it permeates our everyday lives too. From sleek vehicles like Triumph Daytona 675 utilizing lightweight carbon fiber components derived from graphite to microscopic images revealing its role in cast iron structures or rocks rich in carbon content - we encounter this versatile element more often than we realize. Finally, we delve into history where William Blake's visionary work "The Last Judgment" reminds us that even centuries ago, artists recognized the profound impact of carbon-based materials on human existence.