flying apparatus Size:50x70

flying apparatus Size:50x70Record of a patent drawing dated October 8, 1872 for a "Flying Apparatus" designed by W. F. Quinby. The drawing shows an early version of a glider. The detailed construction shows the bars, lines and attachment points that would stabilize and support the structure in flight. The shape of the wings is spread out and curved. The patent has several details on the technical aspects. The signatures of the witnesses and the inventor confirm the authentic

Harald Johan Dahlander

He is widely regarded as the father of modern sculpture

They are also depicted on runestones from the Viking Age

Canvas with a beautiful painting created in 1874 by French artist Claude Monet

and is the day when people around the world celebrate Germany's capitulation and the end of the Second World War in Europe

A photograph from around 1930

The illustration was created by Georg Dionysius Ehret who was a German botanist and entomologist

Artist: Hanna Hirsch-Pauli | Created: 1887

In the background we see a beautiful summer day by the Mediterranean Sea

As a result of the war

Artist: Eugène Boudin | Created: 1858

Peter's Church