Handwriting and signature of Sir Isaac Newton from a letter to William Briggs, M.D. written from Trinity College, Cambridge, 20 June, 1682 (pen & ink on paper)

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Handwriting and signature of Sir Isaac Newton from a letter to William Briggs, M.D. written from Trinity College, Cambridge, 20 June, 1682 (pen & ink on paper)

KDC384151 Handwriting and signature of Sir Isaac Newton from a letter to William Briggs, M.D. written from Trinity College, Cambridge, 20 June, 1682 (pen & ink on paper); Private Collection; (add.info.: Isaac Newton (1642-1727); English physicist, mathematician and President of the Royal Society; letter praises the physician and oculist William Briggs (c.1650-1704) for his New Theory of Vision with certain reservations; facsimile of manuscript in British Library, Add.MS. 4237, f.32;)

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Autograph Correspondence Criticism Critique Eyes Handwritten Holograph Inventor Newton Praise Opthalmology

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This print showcases the intricate handwriting and signature of one of history's greatest minds, Sir Isaac Newton. The image captures a pen and ink manuscript from a letter written by Newton to William Briggs, M. D. , on June 20th, 1682. The letter was penned during Newton's time at Trinity College in Cambridge. In this correspondence, Newton praises Briggs for his groundbreaking "New Theory of Vision" which focused on the intricacies of sight. However, it is important to note that Newton also expresses certain reservations about Briggs' theory. This handwritten document serves as a testament to the critical thinking and scientific rigor that defined Newton's approach. The photograph provides an intimate glimpse into the mind of this renowned scientist and inventor who revolutionized our understanding of physics and mathematics. It offers a unique opportunity to witness his personal thoughts through his own hand-drawn words. As we examine this remarkable piece, we are reminded not only of Newton's brilliance but also his engagement with other intellectuals in various fields such as medicine and ophthalmology. This artifact represents more than just a simple autograph; it symbolizes an exchange between two great minds seeking to push the boundaries of knowledge. With its historical significance and aesthetic beauty, this print allows us to appreciate both the artistry behind handwriting as well as the intellectual legacy left by Sir Isaac Newton himself.

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