Micrographia

Microscopic view of seeds of Venus looking-glass or corn violet (1665)

Microscopic view of mites and book-worms (1665)

Microscopic view of mites (1665)

Microscopic view of moss and other small vegetative substances (1665)

Microscopic view of needle and razor (1665)

Microscopic view of nettles and other venomous plants (1665)

Microscopic view of purslane seeds (1665)

Microscopic view of seaweed, rosemary, and other leaves (1665)

Microscopic view of seeds of poppy (1665)

Microscopic view of seeds of thyme (1665)

Microscopic view of leaves and molds (1665)

Microscopic view of several kinds of frozen figures (1665)

Microscopic view of several sorts of hair and bee’s stinger (1665)

Microscopic view of small diamants [diamonds] (1665)

Microscopic view of snail teeth and silkworm egg (1665)

Microscopic view of taffeta and silk (1665)

Microscopic view of the eyes and head of a drone-fly (1665)

Microscopic view of the feet and wings of flies (1665)

Telescopic view of moon and stars (1665)

Microscopic view of a white featherwing’d [feather-winged] moth (1665)

Diagrams from observation of colors visible in Muscovy glass and other thin bodies (1665)

Diagrams of microscope and assorted optical instruments and devices (1665)

Microscopic view of a blue fly (1665)

Microscopic view of a flea (1665)

Microscopic view of a great belly’d [bellied] gnat or female gnat (1665)

Microscopic view of a louse (1665)

Microscopic view of a shepherd or long legg’d [long-legged] spider (1665)

Microscopic view of a tuft’d [tufted] or brush-horned gnat (1665)

Microscopic view of a water-insect or gnat (1665)

Diagram of experiments to study inflection and refraction (1665)

Microscopic view of an ant or pismire (1665)

Microscopic view of assorted feathers (1665)

Microscopic view of assorted glass canes and drops (1665)

Microscopic view of charcoal and petrified wood (1665)

Microscopic view of cork and sprouts (1665)

Microscopic view of fish scales (1665)

Microscopic view of flint or steel (1665)

Microscopic view of Kettering-stone, sea moss, and sponge (1665)