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Eruption des Aetna am 29- August 1874. Spaltenbildung und Lateralkegel, Lasaulx (1889). Via artnap.com
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This lithographic plate, dated 1889 and attributed to Lasaulx, depicts an eruption of Mount Etna on 29 August 1874, showing a dark ash column rising above a glowing vent. Lava streams and steaming fissures run down the slopes, with a secondary cone visible on the right, illustrating the formation of fissures and lateral cones. The plate is one of a series of wall charts for teaching geology and physical geography.