Technologies of Knowledge

Contents

  1. Martin Behaim, “Earth Apple” (c. 1491–94)
  2. Jost Amman, Representations of Different Trades, from Hans Sachs, Eygentliche Beschreibung aller Staende auff Erden (1568)
  3. Map of Germania / Germany (1572)
  4. Abraham Ortelius, The World under a Fool’s Cap (c. 1587)
  5. News from Münster from the 25th of October in the Year 1648: A Dispatched Postilion Bringing Joy and Peace (1648)
  6. Franz Xaver Veigl, Map of the Amazon River (1785)
  7. The Opening of the Nuremberg-Fürth Line (December 7, 1835)
  8. Reis Telephone (1861-63)
  9. First Automobile Powered by the Internal Combustion Engine (1886)
  10. Gottlieb Daimler with Son Adolf in his First Vehicle with an Internal Combustion Engine (1886)
  11. Poster, “Goddess of Light” (1888)
  12. Electricity Exhibition in Frankfurt am Main (1891)
  13. Diesel Engine: Patent (February 23, 1893)
  14. Ludwig Prandtl, “Motion of Fluids with Very Little Viscosity” (1904)
  15. Ludwig Prandtl, Water Tank (1904)
  16. Mechanical Excavation in a Westphalian Mine (1905)
  17. The Krupp Company: Rolling a Steel Plate (before 1906)
  18. The Krupp Company: Lathe Banks at Cannon Workshop (before 1906)
  19. Telefunken Advertisement (before 1914)
  20. Cartographic Aerial Photo (1917)
  21. Radio: Family with Headphones (1925)
  22. Walter Gropius, “The Theory and Organization of the Bauhaus” (1923)
  23. Walter Gropius, Conceptual Diagram of the Bauhaus Curriculum (1923)
  24. Bauhaus Workshops: Sculpture, Wood Carving, and Weaving (1923)
  25. Radio: Radio Station in Berlin’s VOX Building (1923)
  26. Radio: Joseph Goebbels Uses the People’s Receiver [Volksempfänger] (1933)
  27. Television Camera at the Berlin Olympics (1936)
  28. Michael Grzimek with a Tranquilizer Gun (1959)
  29. Bernhard Grzimek, Serengeti Shall Not Die (1959)
  30. Atomic Power from Rheinsberg (1966)
  31. Flyer from the Barbarastollen, Germany’s Underground Cultural Archive of Microfilmed Documents (2010)
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