James Watt and the Steam Engine
- 1860
In this mezzotint print, James Watt sits in a small dark room, and he holds dividers on a table to the left of the composition. However, Watt has just turned in his chair to look over his shoulder at a pan of water issuing clouds of steam and working a piston set above it from the released pressure. An archway is behind the scene. The print is based on a famous painting by James Eckford Lauder at the Scottish National Gallery.
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Scott, James (English engraver, ca.ca. 1889). “James Watt and the Steam Engine.” Paper (fiber product), 1860. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/2n49t236z.
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