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man recording his voice with Edison's phonograph: one of the first (and simplest) models - engraving, by B. Bonnafoux, of the book Le telephone, le microphone et le phonographe, Bibliotheque des Merveilles/1880 (figure 99)
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man recording his voice with Edison's phonograph: one of the first (and simplest) models - engraving, by B. Bonnafoux, of the book Le telephone, le microphone et le phonographe, Bibliotheque des Merveilles/1880 (figure 99)
PCT4259205 man recording his voice with Edison's phonograph: one of the first (and simplest) models - engraving, by B. Bonnafoux, of the book Le telephone, le microphone et le phonographe, Bibliotheque des Merveilles/1880 (figure 99); (add.info.: man recording his voice with Edison's phonograph: one of the first (and simplest) models - engraving, by B. Bonnafoux, of the book Le telephone, le microphone et le phonographe, Bibliotheque des Merveilles/1880 (figure 99))
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This engraving from the late 19th century showcases a man recording his voice with Thomas Edison's phonograph, one of the first and simplest models of its kind. The image captures a moment of innovation and discovery as the man uses this groundbreaking technology to preserve his voice for future generations.
The intricate details in the engraving by B. Bonnafoux bring to life the excitement and wonder surrounding the invention of the phonograph. The man's expression reflects a sense of awe and amazement at being able to capture sound in such a revolutionary way.
As we look at this historical artwork, we are reminded of the significant advancements made in communication and music during this period. The phonograph represented a major leap forward in modernization, allowing for new possibilities in recording and playback that were previously unimaginable.
Through this image, we can appreciate not only the technical ingenuity behind Edison's invention but also the human desire to connect, communicate, and share knowledge through sound. It serves as a reminder of how far we have come in terms of audio technology and how these early innovations paved the way for our modern world.
Overall, this engraving is a testament to human creativity and progress, capturing a moment when music met modernity in an exciting new way.
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