Telegraph by Bruno He roux (1910)

Sepia print of a telegraph station with a tape recorder, coils and key, with circuit diagrams and telegraph poles in a hilly

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This lithographic print depicts a telegraph station with a paper-tape recording instrument, electrical coils, and a telegraph key on a wooden table. Inset diagrams show the circuit wiring, while a landscape of hills and telegraph poles with strung wire extends through the window. The work is titled Telegraph, attributed to Bruno Héroux, and dated 1910.

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1910

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