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Portrait of Albert Francis Zahm (1862-1954), 1914. Creator: Charles Doolittle Walcott
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Portrait of Albert Francis Zahm (1862-1954), 1914. Creator: Charles Doolittle Walcott
Portrait of Albert Francis Zahm (1862-1954), 1914. During Glenn Curtiss flight tests of modified Langley Aerodrome on Keuka Lake
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This print showcases the esteemed Portrait of Albert Francis Zahm, taken in 1914 by Charles Doolittle Walcott. The image captures Zahm during Glenn Curtiss' flight tests of a modified Langley Aerodrome on Keuka Lake. A pioneer in the field of aeronautics, Zahm's contribution to air transport and aircraft experimentation is immeasurable. In this portrait, Zahm stands with his arms raised, gesturing passionately as if explaining an intricate scientific concept. His posture exudes confidence and determination, reflecting his role as a renowned physicist and professor. As one of America's leading scientists in the early 20th century, Zahm played a vital part in shaping the country's scientific institution. The photograph not only serves as a testament to Zahm's significant contributions but also highlights the spirit of innovation that defined this era. It transports us back to Hammondsport, New York - the location where these groundbreaking experiments took place. Charles Doolittle Walcott skillfully captures both the man and his profession through this gelatin silver print. With impeccable attention to detail and composition, he immortalizes Zahm's legacy for future generations to admire at Smithsonian Institution Archive. This remarkable image reminds us of how individuals like Albert Francis Zahm paved the way for advancements in science and technology that continue to shape our world today.
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