Incinerate Collection

In the 19th century, the capitalist mind of Albert Keller, an Italian entrepreneur, ignited a revolution in waste disposal with the concept of incineration

Incinerate Collection: 19th Century Albert Keller Capitalism Capitalist

19th Century Albert Keller Capitalism Capitalist
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Incinerate Collection: Keller, Albert (1820-1874). Italian capitalist

Keller, Albert (1820-1874). Italian capitalist
Albert Keller (1820-1874). Italian capitalist. He bequeathed part of his fortune to build the first crematorium in Milan by entering in his will that his own corpse was subjected to cremation

Flames from a bonfire

Incinerate Collection: Waste incinerator, 19th century

Waste incinerator, 19th century
Waste incinerator, 19th-century artwork. This incinerator is located in New York City, USA. The first waste incinerators dates from the 1870s in the UK

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In the 19th century, the capitalist mind of Albert Keller, an Italian entrepreneur, ignited a revolution in waste disposal with the concept of incineration. His vision of transforming waste into flames, reminiscent of pyroclastic flows in volcanic landscapes, was a bold departure from traditional methods. This artistic representation of incineration's fiery power contrasts the destructive force of a bonfire with the innovative potential of harnessing flames to generate electrical power. The 19th-century waste incinerator, a precursor to modern energy recovery facilities, symbolizes Keller's forward-thinking approach to capitalizing on waste and paving the way for a more sustainable future.