Micrometric posters & prints

Compound Microscope and Case Anonymous

Microscopic views of a black mite, a 'crab-like' insect and a silverfish Robert Hooke

Microscopic views of fish scales Robert Hooke

Microscopic views of mites Robert Hooke

Microscopic views of a water-dwelling insect Robert Hooke

Micro, 2017 Alex Caminker

Microscopic views of a snail's teeth, silk-worm's egg and vinegar eels Robert Hooke

Microscopic view of frozen figures Robert Hooke

Microscopic view of cells in a sliver of cork Robert Hooke

Microscopic views of a fly Robert Hooke

Microscopic view of hair and a shell Robert Hooke

Microscopic view of an ant Robert Hooke

Illustrations from English microscopist Robert Hooke's Micrographia, 1665 Unknown

Microscopic View of Black Widow Anonymous

Microscopic view of a white feather-winged moth Robert Hooke

Microscopic views of Kettering-stone, seaweed and sponge Robert Hooke

Microscopic view of silk and taffeta Robert Hooke

Microscopic views of moss Robert Hooke

Micropscopic view of blue mould growing on leather Robert Hooke

Title page of Robert Hooke's 'Micrographia' Robert Hooke

Catoptric microscope Robert Barker

Microscopical observations of crystals from Linnaeus's 'Academic delights' Anonymous

Somerset House, the Strand from Ackermann's 'Microcosm of London' Vol III, Published in 1809 Thomas Rowlandson

Compound microscope William Cary

Microorganisms. Spyroidea Ernst Haeckel

Harvest mouse (Micromys minutus) of the Old World, 1828 Unknown

Title Page from Micrographia Robert Hooke

Grey drone-fly, observation XXXIX from Hooke's Micrographia, 1664 Robert Hooke

Thermometrical barometer Francis John Hyde Wollaston

Nautilus were trapped from 300 meters in the night (Nautilus belauensis), Micronesia, Palau Anonymous

Compound microscope William Cary

Microscopic views of charcoal Robert Hooke

Microscope made by C Reichert, Vienna, 1895 C Reichert

Binocular microscope eyepieces Ernst Leitz GmbH

Microorganisms. Stephoidea Ernst Haeckel

Hauksbee's experiments on barometry and attrition unknown