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Monster Soup - 1828 print by William Heath. Actual size of printed image = 24?4x 36?1 cm]]> John Dolan photo Thu, 07 Aug 2025 07:58:06 +0200 http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/1914ZaliszForHaeckel.jpg.html http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/1914ZaliszForHaeckel.jpg.html
Angels, Skeltons & Snakes in honor of Ernst Haeckel in 1914 by Joseph Fritz Zalisz (1893-1971).

Odd fellow: Sculptor, painter, graphic artist and writer. After his school education, he completed zoological studies under Ernst Haeckel in Jena. Acquainted with the Munich painter Gabriel von Max. First sculptural attempts under the influence of Adolf von Hildebrand during a study trip to Munich. There he met Lenin. 1911 began studying at the Academy of Graphic Arts and Book Trades in Leipzig.1914–18, among other things, as a war painter in the First World War.1918 continued his studies in Leipzig under O.R. Bossert, A. Kolb and A. Lehnert.Study trips to Berlin and from 1918 worked as a freelancer in Leipzig. Traveled to Italy, Holland, France, Belgium and Switzerland.From 1930,member of the Freemasons' lodge Minerva zu den drei Palmen. 1940 moved to Leipzig-Holzhausen. After WW2, he created mainly small sculptures and animal sculptures and wrote aphorisms and poems. Info from Schmidt Art Auctions (Dresden)]]> John Dolan photo Mon, 26 Aug 2024 16:40:16 +0200 http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/PlanDeNice1856edited.jpg.html http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/PlanDeNice1856edited.jpg.html
Map of Nice in 1856. Caution very large file. Full res version slow to load.]]> John Dolan photo Sat, 24 Aug 2024 10:25:24 +0200 http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/1950MassutiMargalelIntroEstudPlancMarFrontispiece.jpg.html http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/1950MassutiMargalelIntroEstudPlancMarFrontispiece.jpg.html
Cover & frontispiece of Massuti & Margalef's 1950 classic 'Introduction to the Study of Marine Plankton'. Artwork by F. Benitez]]> John Dolan photo Wed, 24 Apr 2024 18:45:34 +0200 http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/1873HaeckelPlates.jpg.html http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/1873HaeckelPlates.jpg.html
The plates from Ernst Haeckel's 1873 article, the first article devoted to tin tintinnid ciliates:
Haeckel, E. 1873. Ueber einige pelagische Infusorien. Jenaische Zeitschrift für Medizin und Naturwissenschaft, 7:561-568]]> John Dolan photo Sat, 06 Jan 2024 08:04:44 +0100 http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/Campbell1936OaklandTribune.jpg.html http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/Campbell1936OaklandTribune.jpg.html
Sometimes tintinnid researchers are in in the news! Arthur Campbell in the Oakland Tribune in 1936.]]> John Dolan photo Wed, 19 Jul 2023 09:15:00 +0200 http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/Baster1757Plate10.jpg.html http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/Baster1757Plate10.jpg.html
Source: Baster, J. (1757). XXXII. Observationes de corallinis, iisque insidentibus polypis, aliisque animalculis marinis: Quas Regiæ Societati Londinenst offert Job Baster, Med. Doct. Acad. Cæsar. Reg. Societ. Lond. & Scient. Holland. Socius. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, (50), 258-280.]]> John Dolan photo Fri, 19 Aug 2022 12:26:19 +0200 http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/SciAmerCvr1912.jpg.html http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/SciAmerCvr1912.jpg.html
Cover of Scientific American issue containing a never cited article: Kofoid, C.A. 1912. A new apparatus for marine exploration. Recently invented deep-sea nets. Scientific. American, 106:174. The article begins with the surprisingly long and inaccurate sentence "The clear water of the open sea, even to considerable depths, has been found by the explorations of the "Challenger" expedition of the British government, by the German Deep Sea Expedition of the "Valdivia", and especially by the explorations of the United States steamers, "Blake" and "Albatross," conducted during the past thirty years in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans under the direction of the late Alexander Agassiz, to be more or less densely populated by pelagic animals and microscopic plants or their remains, of remarkable interest and beauty, and one of the questions raised by these explorations has been as to the depths in the sea to which these organisms descend, or at least are abundant.]]> John Dolan photo Sun, 31 Jul 2022 15:13:37 +0200 http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/clevephytomapplate3.jpg.html http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/clevephytomapplate3.jpg.html
From Cleve, P. T. 1897. A Treatise of the Phytoplankton of the Atlantic and its Tributaries and the Periodic Changes of the Plankton of Skagerak. Upsala Nya Tidnings Aktiebolags Tryckeri, Uppsala, Sweden, 27 pp.]]> John Dolan photo Wed, 27 Jul 2022 14:49:19 +0200 http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/clevenorthseamap+300ppi.jpg.html http://gallery.obs-vlfr.fr/gallery2/v/Aquaparadox/Plankton-Protists/clevenorthseamap+300ppi.jpg.html
From Cleve, P. T. 1897. A Treatise of the Phytoplankton of the Atlantic and its Tributaries and the Periodic Changes of the Plankton of Skagerak. Upsala Nya Tidnings Aktiebolags Tryckeri, Uppsala, Sweden, 27 pp.]]> John Dolan photo Wed, 27 Jul 2022 14:39:48 +0200