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Royal Society Collection

"The Royal Society: A Journey Through Time and Discovery" Step into the fascinating world of the Royal Society

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Royal Society Collection: Krakatoa sunsets, 1883 artworks
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Royal Society Collection: 1775 Captain James Cook explorer
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Royal Society Collection: Mathematical series, 18th century
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Royal Society Collection: 1778 Benjamin Franklin scientist
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Royal Society Collection: Snowflake research, 18th century
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Royal Society Collection: 1698 William Dampier Pirate Naturalist
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Royal Society Collection: Royal Society endorsement of a lens-grinder, 1600s
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Royal Society Collection: The Royal Society (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Kidney stone, 18th century
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Royal Society Collection: Richard Kirwan (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Sir William Withey Gull, 1878. Artist: Lock & Whitfield
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Royal Society Collection: Botanical illustrations, 17th century
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Royal Society Collection: African rhinoceros horns, 18th century
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Royal Society Collection: Princess Louise giving the Prizes of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
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Royal Society Collection: Roger Gale, 1722 (oil on canvas)
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Royal Society Collection: To the Health of Dr Nansen!, the Royal Societies Club Banquet, 5 February 1897 (litho)
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Royal Society Collection: Ralph Thoresby, after James Parmentier (1658-1730) (oil on canvas)
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Royal Society Collection: Mr Muybridge showing his Instantaneous Photographs of Animal Motion at the Royal Society (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford, c. 1719 (oil on canvas)
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Royal Society Collection: John Frere, c. 1775 (oil on canvas)
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Royal Society Collection: The New Year Honours, Sir Joseph Lister, Baronet, President of the Royal Society
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Royal Society Collection: Martin Folkes, 1718 (oil on canvas)
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Royal Society Collection: A meeting of the Royal Society in Crane Court (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Adam Smith, 1790 (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Professor W H M Christie, FRS (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Sir John Bowring, LLD, FRS (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: The late Mr J Whitaker Hulke, FRS (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: The late Professor Tyndall, FRS (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: The British Association at Birmingham, Portraits of the Presidents of Sections (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: The British Association Congress at Southampton (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: The late Mr Thomas Hawksley, FRS (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: The late Mr Caesar Hawkins, FRS, Sergeant-Surgeon to the Queen (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: The late Sir Gardner Wilkinson, FRS (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Conversazione of the Royal Society at Burlington House (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: With the British Association in Canada (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Mr G Poulett Scrope, MP (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: The British Antarctic Expedition, some Officers of the 'Discovery'(b / w photo)
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Royal Society Collection: Sir Thomas Watson, MD, FRS (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: The President of the Association and the Presidents of the Various Sections, British Association
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Royal Society Collection: Sir Roderick Impey Murchison, Baronet, KCB, FRS (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Mace of the Royal Society (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Meeting of the Royal Society, at Somerset House (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Somerset House, meeting of the Royal Society (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Bust of Charles II, with Lord Brouncker (left), the first President of the Royal Society
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Royal Society Collection: Antoine Claudet (b / w photo)
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Royal Society Collection: Tiberius Cavallo (engraving)
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Royal Society Collection: Professor James Dewar, FRS (litho)


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"The Royal Society: A Journey Through Time and Discovery" Step into the fascinating world of the Royal Society, where scientific exploration and artistic marvels intertwine. From the mesmerizing Krakatoa sunsets that painted the skies in vibrant hues to the intricate 1883 artworks capturing their ethereal beauty, this society has witnessed wonders beyond imagination. In 1775, Captain James Cook embarked on his legendary voyage as an explorer under the auspices of the Royal Society. His discoveries opened new horizons for mankind and expanded our understanding of distant lands. Benjamin Franklin, a renowned scientist in his own right, became a member of this prestigious society in 1778. His experiments with electricity revolutionized science and paved the way for countless technological advancements we enjoy today. Even snowflakes were not immune to scrutiny by these curious minds during the 18th century. Meticulous research unraveled their delicate structures, revealing nature's artistry at its finest. Mathematical series flourished within these hallowed halls during that same era. Brilliant minds delved into complex equations and formulas that shaped modern mathematics as we know it today. The iconic engraving depicting The Royal Society stands as a testament to centuries of innovation and collaboration among brilliant individuals striving for knowledge. Their collective efforts have propelled humanity forward through leaps in various fields. Not only did this esteemed society endorse lens-grinders in the 1600s but also recognized Richard Kirwan's contributions through an enchanting engraving. These endorsements fostered scientific progress while honoring those who dedicated themselves to advancing human understanding. Medical breakthroughs were no stranger to The Royal Society either; kidney stone research took center stage during the 18th century. Pioneering studies shed light on treatments that alleviated suffering and improved lives around the world. 1698 saw William Dampier join The Royal Society—an intriguing blend of pirate naturalist—a true embodiment of adventure combined with scientific curiosity.