Drawing, Ink on Paper, AÉRODYNOSTAT - DESSIN FAIT POUR MR. NADER, PRÉPARÉE POUR PREMIÉRE ENTRÉE EN MATIÉNE: EQUISSE IDÉOGRAPHIQUE INDIQUANT FORME DE LA NEF - ASPECT DE FLAME ET COUPES D'INTÉRRENS. OPRÉEMENT ET MÉTHODE DE SUSPENSION. PAR AUGT. H. VAN DE KERCKHORE.

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Drawing, Ink on Paper, AÉRODYNOSTAT - DESSIN FAIT POUR MR. NADER, PRÉPARÉE POUR PREMIÉRE ENTRÉE EN MATIÉNE: EQUISSE IDÉOGRAPHIQUE INDIQUANT FORME DE LA NEF - ASPECT DE FLAME ET COUPES D'INTÉRRENS. OPRÉEMENT ET MÉTHODE DE SUSPENSION. PAR AUGT. H. VAN DE KERCKHORE.

Technical drawing in ink of the Aérodynostat, designed by Mr. Nadar, on graph paper. Labels and descriptions in French. Paper seal in top left corner inscribed with "Donec, Totum, Impleat, Orbem" around a symbol. A20140983000 shows an alternate view of the Aérodynostat.

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Vanessa Nagengast

Date Created

04/29/2015

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National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.

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ART Drawings

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