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[Hydrogen prominences] [art original] / [H.R. Butler]
Collection
Identifier: Art Survey No. 10-14
Scope and Contents
Series of 5 paintings depicting the prominences of the chromosphere of the sun. These were originally displayed on the west wall of the Pro-Astronomic Hall (and intended to be installed in the proposed Hall of Astronomy) along with two similar paintings, depicting the prominences observed during the eclipse of 1918, the "Heliosaurus" and the "Eagle."
Dates:
1927
International Screen photographic slide collection
Collection
Identifier: PSC 309
Scope and Contents
Black and white photographs of the Sun, Earth's Moon, Milky Way and nebula. Possibly used for motion picture titles.
Dates:
1947
Trip through space ; Life in a garden ; Tuna fishermen
Collection
Identifier: Film Collection no. 25
Scope and Contents
SEGMENT 1: Trip Through Space. Man in space and what he would find on a journey through the universe is the topic of this first segment. Frank H. Forrester and Joseph M. Chamberlain, astronomers at the AMNH-Hayden Planetarium, are introduced alongside the Zeiss projector at the planetarium. With the help of film and rear-view projectors the audience is shown planets and stars while Chamberlain discusses verified scientific facts about space travel. SEGMENT 2: Life in a Garden. Richard H....
Dates:
1953
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- Solar chromosphere -- Pictorial works 1
- Space flight 1
- Sun -- Prominences -- Pictorial works 1
- Tuna fishing -- Italy -- Sicily 1
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- American Museum of Natural History 1
- Butler, Howard Russell, 1856-1934 1
- CBS/AMNH Adventure Series (1953-1956) 1
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American Museum of Natural History
Museum Archives at the Gottesman Research Library
200 Central Park West
New York, NY 10024-5192