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Portrait of John Dollond, 1706 - 1761, an English optician, Stock Photo

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John Dollond, English Optician Stock Photo

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John Dollond (1706-1761) c1750, English optician. Inventor of the achromatic lens. Father of Peter Dollond and grandfather of George Dollond. Engraving from 'The Gallery of Portraits' Vol III by Charles Knight (London, 1834). British. Scientist. Optics. Stock Photo

RMD96P1B–John Dollond (1706-1761) c1750, English optician. Inventor of the achromatic lens. Father of Peter Dollond and grandfather of George Dollond. Engraving from 'The Gallery of Portraits' Vol III by Charles Knight (London, 1834). British. Scientist. Optics.

JOHN DOLLOND (1706-1761) English optician and inventor Stock Photo

RM2EBCMC9–JOHN DOLLOND (1706-1761) English optician and inventor

John Dollond, 1706 - 1761. British maker of optical and astronomical instruments Stock Photo

RMAA14BA–John Dollond, 1706 - 1761. British maker of optical and astronomical instruments

Peter Dollond (1720-1820) English optician, eldest son of John Dollond. Optical instrument designer and maker who worked with his father and nephew in London. Credited with invention of the triple achromatic lens. Dollond telescopes were used by Captain J Stock Photo

RMHTMGDF–Peter Dollond (1720-1820) English optician, eldest son of John Dollond. Optical instrument designer and maker who worked with his father and nephew in London. Credited with invention of the triple achromatic lens. Dollond telescopes were used by Captain J

John Dollond, optician, c1750. Artist: Posselwhite Stock Photo

RMW7CBBR–John Dollond, optician, c1750. Artist: Posselwhite

John Dollond, 1706 - 1761, an English optician Stock Photo

RMHGNG3D–John Dollond, 1706 - 1761, an English optician

John Dollond *oil on canvas *90.2 x 69.8 cm *mid to late 18th century Stock Photo

RMKCTAX7–John Dollond *oil on canvas *90.2 x 69.8 cm *mid to late 18th century

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Peter Dollond (1731-1820), English maker of optical instruments, inventor, of the apochromatic lens, portrait painting by John Hoppner, 1775-1779 Stock Photo

RM2C70GBJ–Peter Dollond (1731-1820), English maker of optical instruments, inventor, of the apochromatic lens, portrait painting by John Hoppner, 1775-1779

John Dollond (1706-1761) on engraving from the 1800s.English optician. Stock Photo

RFBJCB7W–John Dollond (1706-1761) on engraving from the 1800s.English optician.

$Temporary mounting of an achromatic refracting telescope, the property of E.J. Cooper, Esq. Lithograph from 1831. Illustrated London News. The achromatic refracting lens was invented in 1733 by an English barrister named Chester Moore Hall, although it was independently invented and patented by John Dollond around 1758. Stock Photo$

RMT96KW3–Temporary mounting of an achromatic refracting telescope, the property of E.J. Cooper, Esq. Lithograph from 1831. Illustrated London News. The achromatic refracting lens was invented in 1733 by an English barrister named Chester Moore Hall, although it was independently invented and patented by John Dollond around 1758.

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$Temporary mounting of an achromatic refracting telescope, the property of E.J. Cooper, Esq. Lithograph from 1831. Illustrated London News. The achromatic refracting lens was invented in 1733 by an English barrister named Chester Moore Hall, although it was independently invented and patented by John Dollond around 1758. Stock Photo$

RMT96MP0–Temporary mounting of an achromatic refracting telescope, the property of E.J. Cooper, Esq. Lithograph from 1831. Illustrated London News. The achromatic refracting lens was invented in 1733 by an English barrister named Chester Moore Hall, although it was independently invented and patented by John Dollond around 1758.

English: Engraving of John Dollond F.R.S 1761. 732 John Dollond 1761 Stock Photo

RMMNYF4P–English: Engraving of John Dollond F.R.S 1761. 732 John Dollond 1761

England: c. 1750 An engraving portrait of optician, achromatic lens developer and inventor John Dollond. Stock Photo

RM2R9C72N–England: c. 1750 An engraving portrait of optician, achromatic lens developer and inventor John Dollond.

John Dollond *oil on canvas *90.2 x 69.8 cm *mid to late 18th century 321 John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson Stock Photo

RMPC8AFJ–John Dollond *oil on canvas *90.2 x 69.8 cm *mid to late 18th century 321 John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson

RMHM3EW5–John Dollond 1761

Pocket set of drawing instruments. Culture: British, London. Dimensions: Case: H. 7 x W. 3 1/8 in. (17.8 x 7.9 cm). Maker: probably Peter Dollond (1730-1820). Date: ca. 1755-60. This étui contains tools for a draftsman, including a protractor, dividers, and an ivory rule. The maker of the instruments, John Dollond, was trained as a silk weaver, a trade he abandoned in 1752, when he began to collaborate with his son making optical instruments. From the 1760s on, such English luxury goods were available in Paris in magasins anglais. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA. Stock Photo

RMPB3XRJ–Pocket set of drawing instruments. Culture: British, London. Dimensions: Case: H. 7 x W. 3 1/8 in. (17.8 x 7.9 cm). Maker: probably Peter Dollond (1730-1820). Date: ca. 1755-60. This étui contains tools for a draftsman, including a protractor, dividers, and an ivory rule. The maker of the instruments, John Dollond, was trained as a silk weaver, a trade he abandoned in 1752, when he began to collaborate with his son making optical instruments. From the 1760s on, such English luxury goods were available in Paris in magasins anglais. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson Stock Photo

RMHX4N99–John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson

RMD98BN3–Peter Dollond (1720-1820) English optician, eldest son of John Dollond. Optical instrument designer and maker who worked with his father and nephew in London. Credited with invention of the triple achromatic lens. Dollond telescopes were used by Captain James Cook (1769) for observing the Transit of Venus, and by Lord Nelson. Engraving after the paintig hy J Hoppner, published 1820.

John Dollond 1706 - 1761 Englischer Optiker Aus dem Buch Gallery of Portraits, London 1833., Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion von einer Vorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, Record date not stated Stock Photo

RF2WE8T8K–John Dollond 1706 - 1761 Englischer Optiker Aus dem Buch Gallery of Portraits, London 1833., Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion von einer Vorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, Record date not stated

Peter Dollond, John Hoppner, 1758–1810, British, 1775 to 1779, Oil on canvas, Support (PTG): 29 7/8 × 25 inches (75.9 × 63.5 cm), dark, man, portrait, seated, sitting, telescope, wig Stock Photo

RM2DJ7F18–Peter Dollond, John Hoppner, 1758–1810, British, 1775 to 1779, Oil on canvas, Support (PTG): 29 7/8 × 25 inches (75.9 × 63.5 cm), dark, man, portrait, seated, sitting, telescope, wig

Portrait of John Dollond (1706-1761) Historical Engraving Stock Photo

RF2Y8117X–Portrait of John Dollond (1706-1761) Historical Engraving

John Dollond. Mezzotint by J. R. Smith after B. Wilson. Stock Photo

RM2H444N5–John Dollond. Mezzotint by J. R. Smith after B. Wilson.

RMHGNG3R–John Dollond, 1706 - 1761, an English optician

RMDP9XCW–PETER DOLLOND

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John Dollond (1706-1761) on engraving from the 1800s. English optician. Engraved by J.Pofselwhite and published in London by Charles Knight, Ludgate S Stock Photo

RF2Y59A1T–John Dollond (1706-1761) on engraving from the 1800s. English optician. Engraved by J.Pofselwhite and published in London by Charles Knight, Ludgate S

RMJ3T7HB–John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson

Peter Dollond, optician, c1800. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7CET0–Peter Dollond, optician, c1800. Artist: Unknown

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$Reflector and refractor by celebrated 18th century makers. The closer instrument is a Newtonian reflector by William Herschel, famous for discovering the planet Uranus and building very large reflectors. This is his 7 ft (focal Length ) model, the type used in the discovery of Uranus. The large refractor behind is by Peter Dollond, who applied the discovery of achromatic lenses by his father John and, with the help of a patent, built a successful business making telescopes. Stock Photo$

RMEC7T68–Reflector and refractor by celebrated 18th century makers. The closer instrument is a Newtonian reflector by William Herschel, famous for discovering the planet Uranus and building very large reflectors. This is his 7 ft (focal Length ) model, the type used in the discovery of Uranus. The large refractor behind is by Peter Dollond, who applied the discovery of achromatic lenses by his father John and, with the help of a patent, built a successful business making telescopes.

. English: John Dollond oil on canvas 90.2 x 69.8 cm . second half of 18th century. Benjamin Wilson; Benjamin Wilson 279 John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson Stock Photo

RMMY66P3–. English: John Dollond oil on canvas 90.2 x 69.8 cm . second half of 18th century. Benjamin Wilson; Benjamin Wilson 279 John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson

Men of science living in 1807-8 by W. Walker and G. Zobel - Maskelyne Rutherford Dollond Robert Browne Henry Kater Allen William Hyde Wollaston Runford Murdoch. Chapman William Longrove William Symington William Herschel Edward Jenner William Smith H. Cavendish John Datton J. Brunell Matthew Boulton Thomas Telford William Rennie Samuel Crompton Edmund Cartwright francis Ronalds StanhopeJoseph Bramah Patrick Hiller Charles Tennant Bryan Donkin Huddart Henry Maudslay Humphrey Dary Edward Howard Thomas Young Gilbert. Stock Photo

RMWHBFG5–Men of science living in 1807-8 by W. Walker and G. Zobel - Maskelyne Rutherford Dollond Robert Browne Henry Kater Allen William Hyde Wollaston Runford Murdoch. Chapman William Longrove William Symington William Herschel Edward Jenner William Smith H. Cavendish John Datton J. Brunell Matthew Boulton Thomas Telford William Rennie Samuel Crompton Edmund Cartwright francis Ronalds StanhopeJoseph Bramah Patrick Hiller Charles Tennant Bryan Donkin Huddart Henry Maudslay Humphrey Dary Edward Howard Thomas Young Gilbert.

$Appletons' cyclopaedia of applied mechanics: a dictionary of mechanical engineering and the mechanical arts . engths. Flint-Glass.—The best flint-glass is subject to defects, chief among which are undulatorv appear-ances called strice, resulting from a want of uniform density in the glass, and tending to refract anddisperse in different directions the rays of light passing through it. These defects are of great im-portance when the glass is to be used for optical purposes. In 1753 John Dollond, an Englishoptician, first began the construction of achromatic object-glasses, formed of two kinds o Stock Photo$

RM2ANJGBH–Appletons' cyclopaedia of applied mechanics: a dictionary of mechanical engineering and the mechanical arts . engths. Flint-Glass.—The best flint-glass is subject to defects, chief among which are undulatorv appear-ances called strice, resulting from a want of uniform density in the glass, and tending to refract anddisperse in different directions the rays of light passing through it. These defects are of great im-portance when the glass is to be used for optical purposes. In 1753 John Dollond, an Englishoptician, first began the construction of achromatic object-glasses, formed of two kinds o

Burton, 127-133 High Street, Hornchurch, Havering, Greater London Authority, 1970s-1990s. The curved elevation of the Burton store on the corner of High Street and North Street, with the adjoining shops on either side. Foundation stones were laid at the site by members of the Burton family in 1939. The shop units in the building were occupied by businesses including the Post Office, Dollond and Aitchison Opticians, Dorothy Perkins, Douglas Estate Agents, and Boots. Stock Photo

RM2JG89C8–Burton, 127-133 High Street, Hornchurch, Havering, Greater London Authority, 1970s-1990s. The curved elevation of the Burton store on the corner of High Street and North Street, with the adjoining shops on either side. Foundation stones were laid at the site by members of the Burton family in 1939. The shop units in the building were occupied by businesses including the Post Office, Dollond and Aitchison Opticians, Dorothy Perkins, Douglas Estate Agents, and Boots.

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John Dollond. Stipple engraving by J. Posselwhite after B. Wilson. Stock Photo

RM2H488DB–John Dollond. Stipple engraving by J. Posselwhite after B. Wilson.

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. English: John Dollond oil on canvas 90.2 x 69.8 cm . second half of 18th century. Benjamin Wilson; Benjamin Wilson 321 John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson Stock Photo

RMMX1WXW–. English: John Dollond oil on canvas 90.2 x 69.8 cm . second half of 18th century. Benjamin Wilson; Benjamin Wilson 321 John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson

Academy notes . * No. 796. 66 X 42. No. 796. The Marchioness of Tiveeddale.^*Knighton Warren. On the end wall, on theline, is—No. 802, CoopersShorthorns, T. SidneyCooper, R.A. ; and above,No. 801, Trouble; AliceHavers. No. 800, The Burialof Harold; J. A. ViNTER,children playing inthe sand,and No. n^^, Meditation;W. Anstey Dollond. Above Sir John Gil-berts picture. No. 813,^A Fight for the Standard;are five small scripturalsubjects, by T. M. ROOKE,whose designs will be re-membered in former ex-hibitions. Above these is a largepicture. No. 806, To theRescue, Norfolk Coast;lifeboat and crew, S. C Stock Photo

RM2AJDY8M–Academy notes . * No. 796. 66 X 42. No. 796. The Marchioness of Tiveeddale.^*Knighton Warren. On the end wall, on theline, is—No. 802, CoopersShorthorns, T. SidneyCooper, R.A. ; and above,No. 801, Trouble; AliceHavers. No. 800, The Burialof Harold; J. A. ViNTER,children playing inthe sand,and No. n^^, Meditation;W. Anstey Dollond. Above Sir John Gil-berts picture. No. 813,^A Fight for the Standard;are five small scripturalsubjects, by T. M. ROOKE,whose designs will be re-membered in former ex-hibitions. Above these is a largepicture. No. 806, To theRescue, Norfolk Coast;lifeboat and crew, S. C

John Dollond. Stipple engraving by K. Mackenzie, 1804, after B. Wilson. Stock Photo

RM2H44XJA–John Dollond. Stipple engraving by K. Mackenzie, 1804, after B. Wilson.

Pocket set of drawing instruments ca. 1755–60 probably Peter Dollond This étui contains tools for a draftsman, including a protractor, dividers, and an ivory rule. The maker of the instruments, John Dollond, was trained as a silk weaver, a trade he abandoned in 1752, when he began to collaborate with his son making optical instruments. From the 1760s on, such English luxury goods were available in Paris in magasins anglais.. Pocket set of drawing instruments 198857 Stock Photo

RM2HHTTPG–Pocket set of drawing instruments ca. 1755–60 probably Peter Dollond This étui contains tools for a draftsman, including a protractor, dividers, and an ivory rule. The maker of the instruments, John Dollond, was trained as a silk weaver, a trade he abandoned in 1752, when he began to collaborate with his son making optical instruments. From the 1760s on, such English luxury goods were available in Paris in magasins anglais.. Pocket set of drawing instruments 198857

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. English: John Dollond oil on canvas 90.2 x 69.8 cm . second half of 18th century. Benjamin Wilson; Benjamin Wilson 320 John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson Stock Photo

RMMW4D9N–. English: John Dollond oil on canvas 90.2 x 69.8 cm . second half of 18th century. Benjamin Wilson; Benjamin Wilson 320 John Dollond, by Benjamin Wilson

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John Hoppner, 1758â€“1810, British, Peter Dollond, 1775 to 1779. Oil on canvas. dark , man , portrait , seated , sitting , telescope , wig. Dollond, Peter (1731â€“1820), maker of optical and scientific instruments Stock Photo

RM2E428YH–John Hoppner, 1758â€“1810, British, Peter Dollond, 1775 to 1779. Oil on canvas. dark , man , portrait , seated , sitting , telescope , wig. Dollond, Peter (1731â€“1820), maker of optical and scientific instruments

Peter Dollond English: before 1821 . 733 John Hoppner 001 Stock Photo

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