Michael Faraday, line engraving by J. Cook after H. Anelay
1850
A 19th-century line engraving of Faraday by J. Cook after a drawing by Henry Anelay. Engravings like this were how Faraday's face circulated to the Victorian public while he was doing the diamagnetism work. Very high resolution (2362x3125) and cleanly period.
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