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Advertisment for Barometers made by John Patrick, c. 1705-1715 (engraving)

Advertisment for Barometers made by John Patrick, c. 1705-1715 (engraving)


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Advertisment for Barometers made by John Patrick, c. 1705-1715 (engraving)

XJF439969 Advertisment for Barometers made by John Patrick, c.1705-1715 (engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Patrick (1654-1730) was the first English instrument maker to specialise in the manufacture of the barometer; He is credited with the invention of the portable barometer; This advert promotes a marine barometer, a pendant barometer and barometer with a looking glass in the same frame; ); English, out of copyright

Media ID 12881609

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Instruments Measuring Mercury Meteorological Promotion Thermometer Air Pressure Weather Forecast


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This engraving showcases an advertisement for barometers made by the renowned John Patrick, dating back to the early 18th century. As a pioneer in his field, Patrick was the first English instrument maker to specialize in manufacturing barometers and is even credited with inventing the portable barometer. The advert highlights three distinct types of barometers that were available at the time. A marine barometer designed specifically for seafarers seeking accurate weather forecasts during their voyages. A pendant barometer, which could be elegantly displayed as a decorative piece while also serving its practical purpose. And lastly, a unique creation combining both a traditional barometer and a looking glass within one frame. These instruments were indispensable tools for measuring air pressure and predicting weather patterns, making them essential for scientific research and everyday life alike. The use of mercury and thermometers further enhanced their accuracy in providing reliable meteorological information. This print not only serves as an intriguing historical artifact but also reminds us of humanity's continuous quest to understand our environment through scientific advancements. It encapsulates the intersection between artistry and innovation, showcasing how beauty can be found even in functional objects like these finely crafted barometers.

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