La Chimie, La Mechanique
Jean Charles Delafosse · 1734-1789
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About this work
This engraved plate by Jean-Charles Delafosse presents two stacked still-life compositions, one labeled La Chimie and one labeled La Mechanique, each centering a round framed vignette. The upper scene shows a cracked egg, a rising sun and clouds surrounded by alchemical vessels, a book and a crocodile, while the lower scene shows a sphere on a cone, a beehive and a bird beside scientific instruments such as scales and a globe. The print is dated 1768 to 1771 and is numbered 105 in the upper right corner.
