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Rudolf II by Hans von Aachen (1606/1608)
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Frans Post, A Sugar Mill Driven by a Small River (c.1650-1655)
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Palazzo Carignano, Turin (1679)
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The Idle Shepherd Boys (vol. 2)
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Lithograph of Lycksele
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MS Ashmole 399, folios 14r-15r
Russian tailor’s apprentices
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Printed model to printed image: Cyclamen
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Crucifixion in coral
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The Savilian Professors' Houses, 1672-1854, and Halley's Observatory
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Медаль материнства первой степени (Центральная Азия)
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Drawing of a Turkish café
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Terracotta 'Persian rider' from Selemieh
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John Evelyn's (1620-1706) plate
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Galileo's first telescopes, 1609-10
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Santucci's sphere, Florence, 1588-93
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Automata
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Certificate of purges (Kyrgyzstan)
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Arcus Bipartitus
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Anatomical engravings
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Giovanni Dondi's Astrarium, 1364
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Imser Planetary Clock, ca 1554-61
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Night Encounters
The microcosm: The four humours of Galenic medicine
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