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framed print alessandro volta who was so docile to

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who was so docile to the wise advice of Saint Anne

William Cave was an English clergyman and church historian (1637 - 1713)

Printed in Dordrecht under publisher Abraham Blussé en Zoon

Station II (missing): Jésus est chargé de la croix/Jesus takes up His Cross

framed print alessandro volta who was so docile toAlessandro Volta and his invention of the electric battery (voltaic pile), the Italian physicist who invented the electric battery in 1799. The artwork depicts both older forms of lighting (oil lamp) and the new electric light source, symbolizing the transition in technology. It's printed on textile, a popular method for mass production in the early and mid 19th century. Origin: Italy Material: Fabric, wood Condition: Good antique condition Era: 1800

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