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Electricity Exhib. ParisElectrical exhibition - this is Room 15, demonstrating the electrical systems of J.Jaspar of Liege. Date: 1881
An oil field at night - Middle EastA view across an oil field at night with fires and explosions of light illuminating the scene - definitely in the Middle East, likely to be in Iran or Iraq
Electric Lighting at Alexandra Palace Lakes, 1880Engraving showing a large crowd of Victorian holiday-makers enjoying the illumination of the Alexandra Palace lakes, London, by electric light, 1880. Date: 21 August 1880
The Illumination of Edinburgh Old Town to celebrate the MarrEngraving showing the illumination of the Old Town, Edinburgh, 23rd January 1874. This grand display was to celebrate the marriage of the Duke of Edinburgh, second son of Queen Victoria
St Mark / Evangelist / CodexSAINT MARK THE EVANGELIST Saint Mark shown writing his gospel with his symbol the lion in the pannel above
Paris Exhib. / Chateau EauThe fountains outside the Palace of Electricity illuminated at night
Manuscript depicting the visit of the Three KingsPage from an illuminated manuscript, Leben der Maria, by the Bavarian priest Wernher (c 1170), depicting the visit of the Three Kings to the newly born Christ child. Date: 12th century
Page from a religious manuscript in LatinAn illuminated page from a religious manuscript written in Latin
Ms - Book of HoursIllumination from an Italian Book of Hours
Ms - Cii IlluminationPage from an English psalter
Electric Light ComesComing events cast their shadows before - and none more so than the electric light, which promises to make all other forms of illumination obsolete
ROMAN LAMPIn a well-to-do Roman household, oil lamps provide the illumination
Observing Sea DepthsObservation of the Sea-Bed from Transparent-Bottomed Boats, Using Atom-Ray Illumination
Electric Street LightsBy the start of the 20th century, electricity has become the standard form of street illumination
Oil Lamps C19By the middle of the 19th century, oil lamps are the standard form of illumination in middle-class homes
Page from Gutenbergs first BibleA page from Gutenbergs first Bible, which contained 42 pages