Seen | Unseen: Art, Science, and Intuition from Leonardo to the Hubble Telescope

Martin Kemp

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Art, Technology, and Culture History of Science and Medicine Historical Philosophy and Science

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JOURNEY INTO SPACE Looking into the box The persistent box LESSER AND GREATER WORLDS The art of analogy: Leonardo and Palissy The art of interaction: Robert Thornton and the Romantic era. Wholes and parts DISCERNING DESIGNS Natural geometries Growth and form OUT OF OUR HANDS The camera before photography 'The faithful record' Invisible worlds LOOKING BACKWARDS AND FOREWORDS: A SPECULATIVE CONCLUSION. FURTHER READING

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