Electric chair posters & prints

Electric Chair in Auburn, New York Anonymous

Electric Chair at Sing Sing Prison Anonymous

Electric chair, 1898 Unknown

Execution of Kemmler, the first man to die in the electric chair, USA, 6 August 1890 Unknown

View of Empty Electric Chair Anonymous

Illustration Of Early Electrocution Anonymous

Electric Devices in a Sitting Room Anonymous

Print of a Man at an Electrical Tabulation Machine Anonymous

The First Electric Spark Driven Through the Human Body (1745) Anonymous

Luigi Galvani's experiments with electricity, 1791 Unknown

Scene in a domestic interior with children watching as a woman is treated using an electrotherapeutic machine David Henry Friston

Electric Spark Anonymous

Electric Battery Anonymous

Electrical discharge The Autotype Company

The International Electric Exhibition at the Crystal Palace English School

Electrical discharge The Autotype Company

Electrical machine and Leyden jar batteries at Teyler's Museum Barend de Backer

Electrical discharge The Autotype Company

Electrical discharge The Autotype Company

Electrical machine at Teyler's Museum Barend de Backer

Electrical discharge The Autotype Company

Electrical discharge The Autotype Company

Electricity In The Art Of Healing W Shinkle

Electrical discharge The Autotype Company

Electrical discharge The Autotype Company

Electrical discharge The Autotype Company

Grand procession to the electric light in New York, 1884. USA Anonymous

Hair-Dressing by Electricity Anonymous

Fountains at the Palace of Electricity, Champ de Mars, Paris World Exposition 1889 Ewald Thiel

Lecture at the Charterhouse on Stephen Gray's Discoveries in Electricity 1874 Anonymous

Electricity Generated in Laboratory Anonymous

Illustration for Le vingtième siècle: La vie électrique Albert Robida

Electrical discharge The Autotype Company

The Leyden Jar Communicates with the Electric Machine Anonymous

Alessandro Volta, Italian physicist, demonstrating his electric pile (battery), c1800 (c1870) Unknown

Experiment Conducted in 1746 by Lemonnier in the Monastry of Chartreux to Measure the Speed of Electricity Anonymous