Konstfacks bibliotek

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*24500$aImages of science :$ba history of scientific illustration /$cBrian J.Ford.
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In this survey, the author shows how the study of the images of science provides a retrospective view of the conduct of research through the generations. Drawing on biographical and bibliographical evidence, he shows how discoveries became incorporated into the corpus of knowledge.