View of the Boiling Spring in Iceland Called the Great Geyser
- Made:
- 1789 in United Kingdom
- lithographer:
- Baynes, James
- printer:
- Charles Joseph Hullmandel
- artist:
- John Thomas Stanley
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VIEW OF THE BOILING SPRING IN ICELAND CALLED THE NEW GEYSER
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Print, lithograph
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Print, lithograph, VIEW OF THE BOILING SPRING IN ICELAND CALLED THE NEW GEYSER [also known as the Great Geyser]. On Stone by J. Baynes, printed by Charles Joseph Hullmandel; From a Drawing taken on the Spot by Sir John Thomas Stanley Bart (1766-1850). 1789 [1789-1794?] c38x28cm., image 23.5x17.8cm. Plates from a book? An artist is shown among the awed visitors at the scene. Stanley's unillustrated accounts of the hot springs near Rykum and Haukadal, in Iceland, were published in two letters to Dr J Black, 1791, with Black's analysis of their waters; and in the Royal Society of Edinburgh Transactions, vol.3 Pt 2, I, 1794, p127-137 and p138-153.
Details
- Category:
- Art
- Object Number:
- 1991-104/1
- Materials:
- paper (fibre product)
- Measurements:
-
image: 235 mm x 178 mm
- type:
- print and lithograph
- credit:
- Grosvenor Prints
