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CHRISTIAN SCHÖNBEIN (1799-1868). German chemist. Showing his invention, guncotton, to Prince Albert of Great Britain. Wood engraving

CHRISTIAN SCHÖNBEIN (1799-1868). German chemist. Showing his invention, guncotton, to Prince Albert of Great Britain. Wood engraving


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CHRISTIAN SCHÖNBEIN (1799-1868). German chemist. Showing his invention, guncotton, to Prince Albert of Great Britain. Wood engraving

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Albert Chemist Christianity Consort Cotton Demonstration Frederick Inventor Prince Schonbein


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This photograph captures a significant moment in history, showcasing the meeting between two influential figures - Christian Schönbein and Prince Albert of Great Britain. The German chemist, known for his groundbreaking invention of guncotton, proudly presents his creation to the esteemed prince. The image portrays an atmosphere of excitement and curiosity as Schönbein demonstrates the power and potential of guncotton to Prince Albert. Both men are dressed impeccably in formal attire, reflecting their status and importance during this 19th-century era. Schönbein's thick moustache adds character to his face while he confidently explains the intricacies of his invention. His passion for chemistry is evident through his animated gestures, emphasizing the significance of this breakthrough discovery. Prince Albert, with a regal presence, attentively listens to Schönbein's explanation. As consort to Queen Victoria, he was renowned for promoting scientific advancements during his reign. This encounter exemplifies Prince Albert's dedication towards fostering innovation within Great Britain. The wood engraving technique used in this print adds depth and texture to the image, enhancing its historical charm. It serves as a visual testament to both men's contributions in their respective fields - one as an inventor pushing boundaries with guncotton and another as a royal figure supporting scientific progress. Overall, this print encapsulates not only a significant moment but also symbolizes collaboration between science and royalty during an era marked by industrial revolution and technological advancements.

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