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The structure of cork as viewed under a microscope when cut lengthwise (left) and crosswise, showing the cellulae with walls bounding the cells - the first use of the word. Copper engraving from Robert Hookes Micrographia, 1665

The structure of cork as viewed under a microscope when cut lengthwise (left) and crosswise, showing the cellulae with walls bounding the cells - the first use of the word. Copper engraving from Robert Hookes Micrographia, 1665


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The structure of cork as viewed under a microscope when cut lengthwise (left) and crosswise, showing the cellulae with walls bounding the cells - the first use of the word. Copper engraving from Robert Hookes Micrographia, 1665

HOOKE: STRUCTURE OF CORK.
The structure of cork as viewed under a microscope when cut lengthwise (left) and crosswise, showing the cellulae with walls bounding the cells - the first use of the word. Copper engraving from Robert Hookes Micrographia, 1665

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1665 Biology Botany Cell Cork Diagram Hooke Micrographia Microscopic Robert Science Scientific Revolution


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This print showcases the intricate structure of cork as seen under a microscope, providing a glimpse into the microscopic world. The image is divided into two sections, displaying the cork when cut lengthwise on the left and crosswise on the right. Through this lens, we can observe the cellulae with their distinct walls that enclose each individual cell. What makes this particular image even more remarkable is its historical significance. This copper engraving originates from Robert Hooke's groundbreaking work "Micrographia" published in 1665. It marks not only one of the earliest uses of the word "cell" but also represents a pivotal moment in scientific history during the era known as the Scientific Revolution. The delicate lines and precise details captured in this engraving demonstrate Hooke's meticulous observation skills and his contribution to botany and biology. This visual representation offers scientists and enthusiasts alike an opportunity to delve deeper into understanding cellular structures and their functions. Granger Art on Demand presents this extraordinary piece from their collection, allowing us to appreciate both its artistic beauty and scientific importance. Whether you are interested in science or simply fascinated by nature's hidden wonders, this print serves as a reminder of how microscopic discoveries have shaped our understanding of life itself.

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