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Two portraits of Max the #Orangutan, a long-time resident of the Paris menagerie, memorialized by French zoologist--& @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay--Alphonse Milne-Edwards.
https://t.co/6hS3FQovVV
#histSTM #zoology #sciart
Charles Atwood Kofoid, marine invertebrate zoologist who helped establish @Scripps_Ocean, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
Kofoid was also a rare book collector & designed an incredible personal bookplate featuring various sea creatures!
https://t.co/W5ND0ao2zl
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Johann Friedrich Esper, a German #physician, was born #onthisdate in 1732. Esper discovered the bones of an extinct species of cave bear in a Bavarian cave. Learn more about Esper in his #ScientistoftheDay profile: https://t.co/c9w37BJ4G8
#histSTM #paleontology
Johann Friedrich Esper, German physician & paleontologist who discovered the bones of an extinct species of cave bear (Ursus spelaeus, whose jaw is shown below) in a Bavarian cave, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
https://t.co/xNGT0QMNGU
#histSTM #paleontology #fossils
Denis Diderot, French philosophe & editor of the Encyclopédie, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay!
https://t.co/k3gt0Z7WCf
#histSTM #Enlightenment
#ICYMI: Today's #GoogleDoodle honors biologist & oceanographer María de los Ángeles Alvariño González, who was born #OnThisDay in 1916. She conducted research @WHOI & @NOAAFisheries & discovered 22 new marine organisms!
More info: https://t.co/A3HvFR4883
#histSTM #WomenInSTEM
Arnout Vosmaer, Dutch naturalist who supervised the menagerie of King William IV, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
https://t.co/Z1jfIDDq9z
#histSTM #sciart #NatHist
@AlisaBokulich Not a curve as such, but Edward Hitchcock’s 1840 paleontological chart from Elementary Geology conveys something similar: “The comparative abundance or paucity of the different families, is shown by the greater or less space occupied by them upon the chart.”
#HistSTM
Sometimes at the end of a long week, I realize any phrase written in trochaic tetrameter can be sung to the tune of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles theme song.
And that's all the excuse I need for another totally radical edition of #FellowFriday!
#histSTM #STS #TMNT (1/10)
Inigo Jones, an English #architect, was born #onthisdate in 1573. Jones is noted for being the first to introduce Italian #Renaissance architectural style into Great Britain. Learn more about Jones in his #ScientistoftheDay profile: https://t.co/Yxb3uMAnvV
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Peter Paul Rubens, a Flemish #painter, was born #onthisdate in 1577. Rubens was one of the best-educated artists of the #Baroque. Learn more about Rubens in his #ScientistoftheDay Profile: https://t.co/Qa4Gfsr7ue
#histSTM #histart
Want to be as knowledgeable about #histmed as Sterling #Archer?
Check out @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay profile of Karl Landsteiner, the Austrian physician who isolated the polio virus & confirmed the existence of blood types!
https://t.co/6Qw999ipBu
#histSTM #ArcherFXX
Francis Lister Hawks, American Episcopal priest who wrote the official narrative of Matthew Perry's 1852-54 expedition to #Japan, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
https://t.co/36Pn2ke9lK
#histSTM #EastAsianStudies
Stefano della Bella, an Italian artist and engraver, was born #onthisday in 1610. Della Bella designed and etched the frontispiece to Galileo’s Dialogue on the Two Chief World Systems (1632). Learn more in his #ScientistoftheDay profile: https://t.co/PdJhe3lnbS
#histSTM #sciart
The astrologer and physician Anthony Ascham's astronomy book from 1526-27 at @BeineckeLibrary translated Sacrobosco's "De sphaera mundi" and also included Ascham's poem about the magician Saint Cyprian of Antioch: https://t.co/2Xsh5rb1LS #twitterstorians #histSTM #earlymodern
Dati's "La Sfera" from ca. 1450-1500 at @BeineckeLibrary, a rhyming explanation of astronomy and navigation with lovely tinted drawings: https://t.co/lO2aeoXiUT #history #twitterstorians #histSTM #MedievalTwitter #libraries
Taken from an upcoming Special Issue published in Notes and Records find out about Taylor White's Collection of paintings from the 1700s https://t.co/bBmjSRIzur
#notesandrecords #histsci #histSTM #HSTM #histgeog #twitterstorians @HGRG_RGS @bobmontgomerie
Taken from an upcoming Special Issue for Notes and Records this paper explores Taylor White (1701–1772) who has been substantially ignored in the historiography of science https://t.co/xLldqpbjLy
#notesandrecords #histsci #histSTM #HSTM #histgeog #twitterstorians @HGRG_RGS
Eugène Delacroix, a French artist, was born #onthisday in 1798. Delacroix is known as one of the most important figures of French Romanticism. Learn more about Delacroix in his #ScientistoftheDay profile: https://t.co/4RVe1NYi5Q
#histSTM #sciart #zoology
"The boundaries between science and art often overlap, to the benefit of both..." -@AshworthWB
Eugène Delacroix, French Romantic artist with a passion for #zoology, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
https://t.co/sPTzVfNfbc
#histSTM #sciart