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Of all the senses cultivated throughout the 19th century, it was the sense of hearing that experienced the most dramatic transformation, as the science of sound underwent rapid advancement. Middle-class families of this era often read aloud to one another from novels, poetry collections, newspapers, and periodicals, the long evenings of the pre-electric nineteenth century allowed ample time for audible pursuits.
Acoustical illustrations by John Emslie, from James Reynolds’ Illustrations of Natural Philosophy (1850) — Source.
Lightweight, durable, and made to stand out. A quick way to add edge, color, or character to your space.
• 100% polyester twill
• Size: 18″ × 21″ (45.7 cm × 53.3 cm)
• One-sided print
• Laser-cut edges to prevent fraying
• Comes with a wooden dowel and twine frame for easy hanging
Acoustics Banner
$30.00
Acoustical illustrations by John Emslie, from James Reynolds’ Illustrations of Natural Philosophy (1850) — Source.
Lightweight, durable, and made to stand out. A quick way to add edge, color, or character to your space.
• 100% polyester twill
• Size: 18″ × 21″ (45.7 cm × 53.3 cm)
• One-sided print
• Laser-cut edges to prevent fraying
• Comes with a wooden dowel and twine frame for easy hanging