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Bernard Forest Belidor (1693-c1761), French military and civil engineer, 1737.

Bernard Forest Belidor (1693-c1761), French military and civil engineer, 1737. Frontispiece from his Architecture Hydraulique (Paris, 1737), the first work on engineering to apply integral calculus to practical problems.

Unique Identifier AR918571

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 2767px × 3787px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Ann Ronan Pictures

Architecture Hydraulique

Bernard Belidor

Bernard Forest de

Bernard Forest de Belidor

Black and white

Civil engineering

eighteenth century

integral calculus

military engineer

military engineering

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