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RME0M596–Aug. 08, 1953 - Professor Piccard's ''Bathysphere' Is Launched In Italy: Professor Piccard's ''bathysphere'', the vessel in which the professor hopes to explore the dephs of the Tyrrhenean Sea, and set up a record dive of 13,000-ft., was launched at Castellamare di Stabia, Italy. The vessel consists of two main parts - a cigar-shaped structure of watertight compartments which will house the special liquid which will be used for surfacing, and a lower part which is the actual sphere from which observations will be made
RMMYYFNF–Castellamare di Stabia . Castellamare di Stabia . 1902 24 Cskt-castellamare di stabia (1902)
RM2HB7XE7–View of Castellammare di Stabia, Vue de Castellamare, près Naples (title on object), Vedute d'Italia, Vues d'Italie (series title on object), Ernest Eléonor Pierre Lamy (mentioned on object), Castellammare di Stabia, 1861 - 1878, cardboard, paper, albumen print, height 87 mm × width 178 mm
RF2HKEAW5–Inspired by View of Castellammare di Stabia, Vue de Castellamare, près Naples, Vedute d'Italia, Vues d'Italie, Ernest Eléonor Pierre Lamy, Castellammare di Stabia, 1861 - 1878, paper, albumen print, height 87 mm × width 178 mm, Reimagined by Artotop. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light ray radiance. Photography inspired by surrealism and futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture
RMAXN9RK–San Gennaro - Salvo harbor - Castellammare di Stabia - Fincantieri - Campania Italia - Europe South Italy
RME0M599–Aug. 08, 1953 - Professor Piccard's ''Bathysphere'' is launched in Italy: Professor Piccard's ''Bathysphere'', the vessel in which he hopes to explore the depths of the Tyrrhenean sea, and set up a record dive of 13,000-ft., was launched at Castellamare di Stabia, Italy. The vessel consists of two main parts - a cigar-shaped structure of watertight co mpartaments which will house the special liquid which will be used for surfacing, and a lower part which is the actual sphere from which observations will be made
RM2B6P4MY–View of Castellammare di StabiaVue the Castellamare, près Naples (title object) Vedute d'Italia / Vues d'Italie (series title object) Property Type: Stereo picture Item number: RP-F F07024 Inscriptions / Brands: No. , recto, printed: '79 .' Manufacturer : photographer Ernest Eléonor Pierre Lamy (listed property) Place manufacture: Castellammare di Stabia Dating: 1861 - 1878 Material: cardboard paper Technique: albumen print dimensions: secondary medium: h 87 mm × W 178 mm Subject: gulf, baycity-view in general; 'Veduta'
![The Duilio, Italian Ironclad, recently launched at Castellamare, Bay of Naples, 1876. Engraving from a sketch by Mr. H. Cooke, of Rome. 'The Duilio takes her name from Caius Duilius, who was appointed Roman Consul 260 years before the birth of Christ...[She was] constructed for the Italian Royal Navy...The ceremony was simple. After the priests had given their benediction to the vessel, Princess Margherita pulled the ribbons which were attached to the baptismal bottle of champagne, and the hitherto nameless monster became the Duilio...the ship reposed unsupported in her cradle; the hydraulic p Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2RRJAFN/the-duilio-italian-ironclad-recently-launched-at-castellamare-bay-of-naples-1876-engraving-from-a-sketch-by-mr-h-cooke-of-rome-the-duilio-takes-her-name-from-caius-duilius-who-was-appointed-roman-consul-260-years-before-the-birth-of-christ-she-was-constructed-for-the-italian-royal-navythe-ceremony-was-simple-after-the-priests-had-given-their-benediction-to-the-vessel-princess-margherita-pulled-the-ribbons-which-were-attached-to-the-baptismal-bottle-of-champagne-and-the-hitherto-nameless-monster-became-the-duiliothe-ship-reposed-unsupported-in-her-cradle-the-hydraulic-p-2RRJAFN.jpg "The Duilio, Italian Ironclad, recently launched at Castellamare, Bay of Naples, 1876. Engraving from a sketch by Mr. H. Cooke, of Rome. 'The Duilio takes her name from Caius Duilius, who was appointed Roman Consul 260 years before the birth of Christ...[She was] constructed for the Italian Royal Navy...The ceremony was simple. After the priests had given their benediction to the vessel, Princess Margherita pulled the ribbons which were attached to the baptismal bottle of champagne, and the hitherto nameless monster became the Duilio...the ship reposed unsupported in her cradle; the hydraulic p Stock Photo")
RM2RRJAFN–The Duilio, Italian Ironclad, recently launched at Castellamare, Bay of Naples, 1876. Engraving from a sketch by Mr. H. Cooke, of Rome. 'The Duilio takes her name from Caius Duilius, who was appointed Roman Consul 260 years before the birth of Christ...[She was] constructed for the Italian Royal Navy...The ceremony was simple. After the priests had given their benediction to the vessel, Princess Margherita pulled the ribbons which were attached to the baptismal bottle of champagne, and the hitherto nameless monster became the Duilio...the ship reposed unsupported in her cradle; the hydraulic p
RF2HM0925–Art inspired by View of Castellammare di Stabia, Vue de Castellamare, près Naples, Vedute d'Italia, Vues d'Italie, Ernest Eléonor Pierre Lamy, Castellammare di Stabia, 1861 - 1878, cardboard, paper, albumen print, height 87 mm × width 178 mm, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT
RME0M59A–Aug. 08, 1953 - Professor Piccard makes first descent in his new ''Bathysphere'' : Professor Piccard the famous Swiss Belgian physicist was accompanied by his son Jacques when he recently made his first descent into the sea at Castellamare di Stabia, near Naples, in his newly designed Bathysphere in which he hopes to reach a depth of 13,000 feet, near the islands of Ponza to explore and photograph the sea bottom. Three dives of a few minutes each - to a depth of 40ft. were made. Photo shows the ''Trieste'' - about to make her first test dive - near Naples.
RME0M5AJ–Aug. 08, 1953 - Prof. Piccard Makes First Descent In His ''Bathysphere''.: Professor Piccard, the Swiss-Belgium physicist, accompanied by his son Jacques, when he recently made his first descent into the sea at Castellamara de Stabia, near Naples, in his newly designed Bathysphere, in which he hopes to reach a depth of 13,000 feet, near the island of Ponsa tp explore and photograph the sea bottom. Three ives of a few minutes each - to a depth of 40 feet were made. Photo shows Professor Piccard (right), seen on board his new bathysphere ''Triest'' after a descent at Castellamare di Stabia.
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