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Volta Collection

"Exploring the Electrifying Legacy of Volta: From Ghana to Folly" Discover the captivating world of "Volta, " a term that encompasses various intriguing aspects

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Volta Collection: Electricity / Voltaic Pile
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Volta Collection: Ghana, Volta Region, Akosombo
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Volta Collection: Queen Elizabeth Dancing with the Earl of Leicester, 1581, (1942). Creator: Unknown
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Volta Collection: Ancient Etruscan wedding ceremony
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Volta Collection: Volta Tower, Finedon, Northamptonshire - folly
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Volta Collection: Volta (X62)
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Volta Collection: Senufo mask (Burkina Fasso). It combines features
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Volta Collection: Galvanization of the corpse of a hangman with the pile of Alessandro (Alexandre) Volta
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Volta Collection: The Choir of the Apostles, 1500-04 (fresco)
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Volta Collection: Detail of vault: The angel guarantees the offspring to Joachim and Anne, 1424
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Volta Collection: Detail of vault: Anna and Joachim meeting at the golden door of Jerusalem, 1424
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Volta Collection: Chariot of the Sun driven by Apollo, Apollo Loggia, c. 1560 (fresco)
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Volta Collection: Painted ceiling of the vault, Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament, Abbey of Santa Giustina
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Volta Collection: Allegory of Chastity, the Bardi Chapel, vault, 1320-25
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Volta Collection: Allegory of Obedience, the Bardi Chapel, vault, 1320-25
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Volta Collection: Etruscan bronze statue of Tages as a noble boy with bracelets on his arms and legs 1
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Volta Collection: Detail of vault: Nativity of Mary, 1424
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Volta Collection: Vault of the antechoir, 1679 (fresco)
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Volta Collection: Genoa, Duomo (St Lawrence Cathedral), inside, the presbitery vault: 'St Michael the Archangel'
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Volta Collection: The patriarchs, 1500-04 (fresco)
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Volta Collection: Christ the judge and angels, detail, 1447-49
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Volta Collection: Detail of vault: The angel guarantees the offspring to Joachim and Anne, 1424
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Volta Collection: The Doctors of the Church, 1500-04 (fresco)
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Volta Collection: The Martyrs, 1500-04 (fresco)
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Volta Collection: The Prophets, 1447-49 (fresco)
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Volta Collection: Detail of vault: Marriage of St. Anne; The Angel promises offspring to Joachim
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Volta Collection: Genoa, Duomo (St Lawrence Cathedral), inside, The Lercari Chapel or The Chapel of the Blessed
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Volta Collection: La Volta
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Volta Collection: View of the courtyard with the statue of Alessandro Volta (1878)
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Volta Collection: Alessandro (Alexandre) Volta (1745-1827) presented in 1801 to consul Napoleon Bonaparte
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Volta Collection: A scientist (probably Alessandro (Alexandre) Volta) doing a scientific experiment in
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Volta Collection: Alessandro (Alexandre) Volta built, in 1799, the electro-motor or electric battery
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Volta Collection: Pile of Alessandro (Alexandre) Volta, invented in 1800
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Volta Collection: The piles of Alessandro (Alexander) Volta. Museum of Science and Technology, Milan
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Volta Collection: Alexander (Alessandro) Volta built, in December 1799, the electric motor (or battery)
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Volta Collection: Electrical machine, Voltaic pile, Leyden jar
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Volta Collection: Alessandro (Alexandre) Volta presents his capacitor in Napoleon
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Volta Collection: Alessandro (Alexandre) Volta explains to Napoleon Bonaparte the principle of his electric
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Volta Collection: Portraits of scientists Georges Cuvier (1764-1832), Alessandro (Alexandre
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Volta Collection: Our Special Artists Voyage to the Gold Coast (engraving)
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Volta Collection: The Italian physicist Alessandro (Alexandre) Volta (1745-1827
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Volta Collection: The Destruction of the Foochow Arsenal and Chinese Fleet by the French Squadron under Admiral
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Volta Collection: Alexandre (Alexandre) Volta read before the academy of sciences his thesis on the pile in
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Volta Collection: Electroscope capacitor of Alessandro (Alexandre) Volta - in '
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Volta Collection: Portrait of Alessandro (Alexandre) Volta (1745 - 1827) - in 'Album of Science


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"Exploring the Electrifying Legacy of Volta: From Ghana to Folly" Discover the captivating world of "Volta, " a term that encompasses various intriguing aspects. First and foremost, it is synonymous with electricity, tracing its roots back to Alessandro Volta's groundbreaking invention - the voltaic pile. This revolutionary device paved the way for modern electrical systems we rely on today. Venturing into geography, we find ourselves in Ghana's enchanting Volta Region, home to Akosombo and its impressive hydroelectric dam on the mighty Volta River. The region boasts breathtaking landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage. On our journey through time and space, we stumble upon an architectural marvel known as the Volta Tower in Finedon, Northamptonshire. A whimsical folly that adds charm to its surroundings. Transportation enthusiasts may recognize "Volta (X62), " a route connecting towns and cities across Scotland. It serves as a lifeline for commuters and travelers alike. Art aficionados will appreciate how "Volta" transcends boundaries by merging cultures through artifacts like the Senufo mask from Burkina Faso. This masterpiece combines unique features that captivate observers with their intricate craftsmanship. History comes alive when Queen Elizabeth dances with her suitor, Earl of Leicester in 1581 - an evocative painting capturing a moment frozen in time by an unknown artist. Returning to Alessandro Giuseppe Antonio Anastasio Volta himself - an Italian physicist whose contributions revolutionized science forever. His colored engraving of the voltaic pile showcases his brilliance and ingenuity. Delving deeper into culture, we encounter Burkina Faso (formerly Upper Volta) where Toucouleurs women embody grace and elegance while preserving their rich traditions amidst changing times. The legacy of Alessandro Giuseppe Antonio Anastasio Volta extends beyond scientific achievements; even death couldn't escape his influence.