Newton's Opticks: Halley's Gift Framed Poster

Bring a piece of scientific history into your home with this framed poster featuring the title page of Isaac Newton's 'Opticks'. This isn't just any edition; it’s a reproduction from the very copy Newton gifted to his esteemed colleague, Edmund Halley. The title page bears two inscriptions in Halley's own hand, ‘Ex dono doctissimi Authoris’ (from the gift of the most learned author) and ‘Luceo’ (I shine), adding layers of historical significance and personal connection.

Printed on high-quality, semi-gloss paper (170 gsm, 0.19 mm thickness), the print is protected by shatterproof plexiglass and beautifully framed in durable pine wood (20-25mm thick, 10-14mm wide). The semi-gloss finish enhances the intricate details and subtle colors of the historical document, while the ready-to-hang design allows you to display this unique work of art as soon as it arrives.

This framed poster not only celebrates Newton's groundbreaking contributions to optics and physics but also provides a glimpse into the intellectual camaraderie of the scientific revolution. It is a perfect piece for those who appreciate history, science, or the beauty of rare artifacts, adding an element of sophistication and intellectual depth to any space. Every glance will invite contemplation on the profound impact of Newton's work and the legacy of his discoveries. Display this amazing piece in your office, library, or any place that needs a touch of inspiration from the scientific giants of the past.