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To add to the series above, here's a depiction that gets thrown around a lot. From the Palace of Versailles, 1664 apparently. Weird way to draw fireworks.
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Light Predating Edison (Living Document)
France, 1869
Moscow, Russia, 1856
France, 1853
London, 1852
Paris, France, 1851
Rotterdam, England, 1748-1805
Moscow, Russia, 1801
Paris, France, 1790
France, 1789
France, 1782
France, 1770
Peter Mayer, 1770
Reims, France, 1765
Paris, France, 1745
Paris, France, 1744
Illumination Blueprint, 1744
Frankfurt, Germany, 1742
France, 1741
Paris, France, 1739
France, 1682
Paris, France, 1681
France, 1668
Nuremburg, Germany, 1650
Germany, Unknown year
Possible Ancient Egyptian Light Bulb
Other Miscellaneous
Unknown Area, LARGE fireworks, 1769, date altered
Unknown Area, 1748-49
Unknown Area, 1697
Building Toroidal Field Depiction from 1685
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France, 1869
Moscow, Russia, 1856
France, 1853
London, 1852
Paris, France, 1851
Rotterdam, England, 1748-1805
Moscow, Russia, 1801
Paris, France, 1790
France, 1789
France, 1782
France, 1770
Peter Mayer, 1770
Reims, France, 1765
Paris, France, 1745
Paris, France, 1744
Illumination Blueprint, 1744
Frankfurt, Germany, 1742
France, 1741
Paris, France, 1739
France, 1682
Paris, France, 1681
France, 1668
Nuremburg, Germany, 1650
Germany, Unknown year
Possible Ancient Egyptian Light Bulb
Other Miscellaneous
Unknown Area, LARGE fireworks, 1769, date altered
Unknown Area, 1748-49
Unknown Area, 1697
Building Toroidal Field Depiction from 1685
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France, 1869? This would predate Edison's light bulb reveal by 10 years.
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1650 Fireworks/Electricity Depiction from Nuremburg Germany (Full Resolution)
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We have tried translating the text of this depiction but there isn't much to go off of as far as I have read. Clearly it says "feierwerks" but unless you want to tell me that you have ever seen fireworks that look exactly like electricity coming out of an instrument that is shaped exactly like a lightning bolt then I think it is safe to say that their definition of "fireworks" included electricity. Thousands of years of man seeing lightning bolts and no one thought to figure out how to harness it before Ben Franklin in 1752?
It's electricity. Come on. Look at it.
It's electricity. Come on. Look at it.
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This is the text on the illustration. If you are fluent in German please check this out.
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Going to release some Old World art analysis posts in the future...
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nuremburggermany1650.jpg
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1650 Fireworks/Electricity Depiction from Nuremburg Germany (Full Resolution)
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