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Vesalius Dissecting a Human Body
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Vesalius Dissecting a Human Body

The frontispiece of On the Fabric of the Human Body (1543) by Andreas Vesalius (1514-64). The anatomist is shown making a dissection of a human body. (National Library of Medicine)
Andreas Vesalius
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Andreas Vesalius

A lithographic print showing the famed anatomist Andreas Vesalius (1514-64) about to dissect a human body. Lithograph by E. Milster after E. J. C. Hamman, 1849. (Wellcome Images)
Liquid Gold
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Liquid Gold

A photograph of liquid gold in a refinery.
The Alchemists by Pietro Longhi
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The Alchemists by Pietro Longhi

A 1757 oil-on-canvas painting, The Alchemists, by Pietro Longhi. (Ca' Rezzonico, Venice)
The Alchemist Michael Sendivogius
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The Alchemist Michael Sendivogius

An 1867 painting showing the Polish alchemist Michael Sendivogius (1566-1636) by Jan Matejko. (Museum of Art in Łódź, Poland)
The Alchemist by Nanteuil
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The Alchemist by Nanteuil

A c. 1850 lithographic print, The Alchemist, by Celestin Nanteuil. The figure is in possession of the typical apparatus of alchemy such as a condenser and furnace. (Science Museum, London)
Herod's Harbor
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Herod's Harbor - A Unique Engineering Feat

As part of Herod the Great's building program, as Herod's Harbor housed 40 acres of water, with its circular configuration, to deflect extreme north-bound waves, along with the lighthouse and outsized tower...
The Alchymist by Baillie
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The Alchymist by Baillie

A 19th-century print titled 'The Alchymist', after Teniers, by W. Baillie. The alchemist is using bellows to increase the temperature of the furnace which is heating a condenser. (Science Museum, London)
The Alchemist by Wright
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The Alchemist by Wright

A detail of The Alchemist by Joseph Wright of Derby. Oil-on-canvas painted in 1771. (Derby Museum & Art Gallery, Derby, UK)
Sioux War Dance
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Sioux War Dance

War Dance, Sioux, oil on canvas by George Catlin, 1845-48. Smithsonian American Art Museum.
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