Scientific Researches! - New Discoveries In Pneumaticks

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"Scientific Researches! New Discoveries in Pneumaticks" is a satirical print by the British caricaturist and printmaker James Gillray, published on March 23, 1802. The artwork is a commentary on the scientific experiments and discoveries of the time, particularly poking fun at the work of chemists and pneumaticists who were exploring the properties of gases. Gillray's print depicts a chaotic scene in the laboratory of the Royal Institution, with the prominent chemist Humphry Davy inhaling laughing gas (nitrous oxide) and experiencing its intoxicating effects.

The print is notable for its intricate detail and the way it captures the public's fascination with science, as well as its skepticism towards the era's scientific endeavors. Gillray's caricature reflects the broader cultural context of the early 19th century, where scientific progress was both celebrated and viewed with a degree of suspicion and humor. The artwork is part of a larger body of work by Gillray that uses satire to critique politics, society, and scientific progress.

As a significant example of Georgian-era satire, "Scientific Researches! New Discoveries in Pneumaticks" is held in various collections, including the British Museum, and is frequently studied within the context of the history of science, caricature, and visual culture. The print remains a valuable historical document, providing insight into the public perception of science and the role of satire in shaping public discourse during the period.

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