Magnified Collection (#3)

The Paris International Exhibition (engraving)
1620463 The Paris International Exhibition (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Paris International Exhibition)

Lace (engraving)
5221723 Lace (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lace. From Illustrations of Useful Arts and Manufactures by Charles Tomlinson (SPCK)

Specimens of Ocean Surface Life (engraving)
1104455 Specimens of Ocean Surface Life (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Specimens of Ocean Surface Life)

The Ocean Telegraph (engraving)
1097984 The Ocean Telegraph (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Ocean Telegraph)

Beautifully dangerous
Close up of a marine animal blooming to capture prey. Scanning electron micrograph, colour manipulated, magnification: x19 when printed at 10cm wide.. Jannicke Wiik-Nielsen

Protection
Close up of a marine animal closed to protect its sexual buds. Scanning electron micrograph, colour manipulated, magnification: x32 when printed at 10cm wide.. Jannicke Wiik-Nielsen

The liar
Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a deer ked (Lipoptena cervi). L. cervi lives as an ectoparasite on deer, moose and other cervids

Irresistible
Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a hoverfly, also called flower fly or syrphid fly (family Syrphidae). The compound eyes are composed of numerous light sensing organs (ommatidia)

Close-up of a wasp. 16th September 1970

Elementary my dear Watson. Woman holding magnifying glass. Model: Jennie Cropper. 1965 A1317-006

A tulip stamen, magnified about ten times more than its natural size. Date: 1950s

The pigeon post : messages from outside Paris are brought in by the birds, magnified by a projector and transcribed Date: Jan - Feb 1871

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Bellis perennis " Bellisima red" Daisy Red subject Green b/g

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Allium cristophii Allium Purple subject Purple b/g

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Chaenomeles x superba Coral sea Quince Pink subject

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Acer platanoides palmatifidum Maple - Norway maple Green subject Green b/g

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Calendula - variety not identified Marigold Yellow subject Green b/g

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Delphinium - variety not identified Delphinium Mauve subject

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Tulipa Lilac wonder Tulip Pink subject

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Acer palmatum Japanese maple Orange subject Orange b/g

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Pyrus salicifolia Pendula Pear White subject

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Corylopsis pauciflora Hazel - Winter hazel Yellow subject Yellow b/g

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Chaenomeles x superba Coral sea Quince Pink subject Pink b/g

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Pyrus communis - variety not identified Pear White subject

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Chionodoxa nana Glory-of-the-snow Blue subject

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Magnolia denudata Magnolia White subject

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Betula - variety not identified Birch Brown subject Brown b/g

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Acer palmatum Japanese maple Red subject

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Mammillaria - variety not identified Cactus - Pincushion cactus

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Arum - variety not identified Lily - Arum lily / Calla lily Pink subject Yellow b/g

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Cyclamen repandum Cyclamen Pink subject

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Narcissus - variety not identified Daffodil Yellow subject

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Malus domestica Ellisons Orange Apple Pink subject

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Crocus tommasinianus Barrs purple Crocus Purple subject

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Variety not identified Purple subject Purple b/g

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Acer palmatum Katsura Japanese maple Red subject

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Rosa - variety not identified Rose Pink subject

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Rosa - variety not identified Rose Pink subject

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Hyacinthoides non-scripta Bluebell - English bluebell Blue subject

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Malus Evereste Crab apple White subject

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Betula - variety not identified Birch Red subject

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Crocus - variety not identified Crocus Purple subject

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Rudbeckia hirta Coneflower / black-eyed Susan Yellow subject

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Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip - Parrot tulip Red subject White b/g

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"Magnified Wonders: Exploring the Intricacies of Nature and Science" Step into a world where secrets are unveiled, as we delve into the fascinating realm of magnification. From ancient discoveries to cutting-edge technology, prepare to be amazed by the hidden details that lie beneath our everyday observations. In the 18th century, snowflake research captivated minds with its mesmerizing beauty. Under the microscope, each delicate flake revealed an intricate pattern unique unto itself. As we zoom in further, we encounter unexpected surprises like Crysotile asbestos and Aspergillus – reminders that even within nature's elegance, there can be unseen dangers lurking. Shifting gears from microscopic organisms to flora, let us marvel at Winston Churchill's beloved fuchsia named after him. Its vibrant colors bloom with intensity when magnified under a lens. Similarly enchanting are different snowflakes showcasing their range in size and patterns; it is truly astonishing how something so small can possess such diversity. Venturing deeper into scientific exploration brings us face-to-face with groundbreaking technologies like quantum computer cores. These powerful machines unlock new possibilities for humanity's understanding of complex problems on an unimaginable scale. But let us not forget nature's artistic side. Mushrooms have been captivating observers since 1869 when they were first studied closely under magnification. Their whimsical shapes and colors reveal a hidden world waiting to be discovered. As we continue our journey through this magnified universe, we encounter botanical wonders such as Dianthus Barbatus Temarisou or Carnation Green Trick series – flowers whose intricate petals unfold before our eyes in breathtaking detail. And who could resist being enchanted by Protea Neriifolia x Susannae or Pink Ice? Their exotic allure is only heightened when observed up close. Finally, let us admire Aeoniums - tree-like succulents known for their architectural beauty - specifically Aeonium Arboreum.