Greeting card Georgius Agricola from De re metallica - Good luck!

Item number: BB071

EAN: 4250826458820

This high-quality mining folding card in the format 21 x 10 cm has a white interior and is very writable. With every order, you receive a lined envelope without a window for free.

Design: "Good Luck! - Agricola" excerpt from De re metallica. This high-quality mining folding card in the format 21 x 10 cm has a white interior and is very writable. With every order, you receive a lined envelope without a window for free.

Design: "Good Luck! - Agricola" excerpt from De re metallica.

Category: GOOD LUCK


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Greeting Card Georgius Agricola from De re metallica - Good luck!

De re Metallica: Agricola's Masterpiece in Mining

De re Metallica, written by Georgius Agricola in the 16th century, is an epochal work recognized as the cornerstone of modern geology and mining science. It not only features detailed descriptions of mining techniques but also striking illustrations depicting the life and labor of miners. One of these illustrations showcases miners inside a mining tunnel and is the highlight of our greeting card.

 

Historical Greeting Cards for Special Occasions

 

This greeting card, adorned with a historical depiction from De re Metallica, is more than just a card—it's a piece of history. Perfect for educational purposes, as a gift for mining enthusiasts, or simply as a distinctive greeting, its historical backdrop allows for knowledge to be conveyed in a personal and engaging manner. Whether you wish to delight a history buff or seek a unique way to convey a message, this card is an excellent choice. Dive into the past and send more than just words with this captivating card.

This premium mining foldable card, measuring 21 x 10 cm, has a white interior that's easily writable. Complementary to your order, you'll receive a lined envelope without a window.

 

 

Card Details

  • Size: 21 x 10 cm, landscape format
  • Sturdy cardboard
  • Highly writable
  • Print: one-sided full-color
  • Includes lined envelope without viewing window, blank
  • Card delivered unfolded


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Georgius Agricola, commonly known as Georg Bauer, is among the most distinguished figures in geology and mineralogy. Born in 1494 in Saxony, Germany, he passed away in 1555. Often referred to as the "Father of Mineralogy", he's celebrated for his groundbreaking research in ore mining and metallurgy. His academic journey led him to the University of Leipzig, followed by studies in medicine and natural sciences in Italy.

Upon returning to Germany, he took on the role of the city physician in Chemnitz, dedicating significant effort to studying the local mining operations. Among his prolific writings, "De re metallica" (On the Metals) stands out as his most acclaimed work. Within, he presents an exhaustive and systematic analysis of the mining and metal processing of his era, including intricate details about mining equipment and methodologies. Agricola's contributions and writings significantly influenced scientific advancements, particularly in geology and mineralogy. His in-depth insights and meticulous observations played a pivotal role in shaping and advancing the scientific understanding of his contemporaries.



     
 

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