Art Resource - AR972476

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A woman on the telephone, c late 19th century.

AR972457

Telephone party, 1882.

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Alexander Graham Bell telephones Boston, Massachusetts, USA, 1876.

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Telephone exchange, late 19th century.

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Telephone exchange, 1899.

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Ader telephone system, 1881.

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'The Telephone. The Music of the Future (not after Wagner). Serenade to Mother Earth', 1877.

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Cross-section of Edison's lamp-black (carbon) button telephone transmitter (microphone), c1891.

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Bavarian mobile field telephone unit, World War I, 1915.

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A ship's officer on the bridge uses a portable telephone connected to a land line, c1945-c1965. Artist: SW Rawlings

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Opening of the Anglo-French telephone line, 1891.

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Elisha Gray, American inventor, presenting the caveat for his telephone, 1876, (c1890).

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Female telephonists at the Central Telephone Exchange, Paris, 1890.

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Men and women telephone switchboard operators, Trelleborg, Sweden, mid 20th century.

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'Leo - Androcles and the Lion', 19th century.Artist: George Cruikshank

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Telephone exchange, 1883.

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German field telephone station, Aisne, France, World War I, 1915.

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Wall-mounted Edison carbon telephone with 'pony-crown' receiver, New York, 1879.

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Chicago police telephone box, 1886.

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Hazards of the telephone, Leo is cut off, 20th century(?).

Hazards of the telephone, Leo is cut off, 20th century(?).

Unique Identifier AR972476

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5102px × 3422px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Anthropomorphic

anthropomorphism

Black and white

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TELECOMMUNICATION

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