Library/Paris Manuscript D

Paris Manuscript D

Manoscritto D

Images: Bibliothèque de l'Institut de France, Paris · All credits

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Optics & LightFront cover of the notebook
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Front cover of Paris Manuscript D
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Optics & LightSpine of the closed notebook
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Fore-edge of the closed notebook
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Optics & LightFore-edge of the closed notebook
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Optics & LightEdge of the closed notebook's paper block
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Inside front cover with Institut de France label
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Optics & LightBlank guard leaf with library stamp and cataloguer's note
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Blank flyleaf with library stamp
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Optics & LightBlank guard leaf with library stamp
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Blank flyleaf with library stamp
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Optics & LightBlank guard leaf with library stamp
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Blank flyleaf with library stamp
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Optics & LightBlank guard leaf with library stamps
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Optics & LightBlank guard leaf with Institut de France stamp
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Optics & LightThe Eye: Unequal Visual Power and the Convex Pupil
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Optics & LightWhy a light's rays seem to spread as it nears the eye
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Optics & LightThe Eye: How Images Enter and Bend Within the Eye
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Optics & LightThe pinhole eye: images enter inverted, the sense sees them upright
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Optics & LightThe Human Eye: How Images Cross Twice Within the Eye
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Optics & LightA water-filled glass eye model and the two intersections of vision
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Optics & LightThe Human Eye: Pupil Size, Mirrors, and Two-Eyed Vision
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Optics & LightThe whole pupil sees: refuting the single-point of vision
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Optics & LightWhy the owl sees by night: pupil size and the brain's chamber
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Optics & LightThe Human Eye: The Pupil's Adaptation to Light and Dark
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Optics & LightThe sun's image on water and the borrowed light of the stars
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Optics & LightThe Human Eye: Vision Fills the Whole Pupil, Not a Point
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Optics & LightThe pupil widens in the dark; a wider pupil enlarges the image
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Optics & LightThe eye: why the right does not appear on the left in vision
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Optics & LightThe eye as a camera obscura: how images cross and refract inside it
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Optics & LightThe central line of sight and how two eyes double an object
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Optics & LightThe human eye: shadows of a stylus and the field seen through an aperture
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Optics & LightWhy lights seem to sprout rays: reflection on the edges of the eyelids
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Optics & LightThe eye: proportions of images, and where the 'idol' forms
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Optics & LightSpecies fill all the air, and why the eye cannot fix a remote edge
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Blank guard leaf with pen flourish and library stamp
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Optics & LightBlank flyleaf with Institut de France library stamp
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Blank guard leaf with library stamp
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Optics & LightBlank flyleaf with two Institut de France stamps
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Optics & LightBlank flyleaf with library stamp and pencil number
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Blank guard leaf with library stamp
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Optics & LightBlank flyleaf with stamp and pencil inventory mark
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Blank end flyleaf with library stamp and pen flourish
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Optics & LightCoarse browned endpaper with a pen flourish