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Nicolas Lemery, French chemist and pharmacist
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Nicolas Lemery, French chemist and pharmacist
Nicolas Lemery (1645-1715), French chemist and pharmacist. After studying as an apothecary at various universities, Lemery moved to Paris where he established a profitable pharmaceutical business selling patent medicines. He began giving lectures on chemistry which became popular with fashionable society and pharmaceutical students. Lemery discovered little new but was hugely influential as a teacher. His book Cours de Chymie (1675) ran to 31 editions by 1756 and was translated into several languages. It gave an account of the chemical methods and pharmaceutical compounds used at the time
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This print showcases Nicolas Lemery, a renowned French chemist and pharmacist from the 17th century. With his distinguished appearance and fashionable attire, Lemery exudes an air of intellect and sophistication. Having studied as an apothecary at various universities, he eventually settled in Paris where he established a successful pharmaceutical business selling patent medicines. Lemery's true passion lay in teaching, particularly chemistry. His lectures on this subject became immensely popular among both fashionable society and aspiring pharmaceutical students. Although he did not make groundbreaking discoveries himself, his influence as a teacher was monumental. One of Lemery's most significant contributions to the field was his book titled "Cours de Chymie" (1675). This seminal work detailed the chemical methods and pharmaceutical compounds used during that era. Its popularity soared over time with 31 editions published by 1756 and translations into multiple languages. In this historical illustration brought to life through vibrant colors, we witness the essence of Nicolas Lemery - a man who dedicated his life to advancing scientific knowledge in pharmacology and chemistry. His impact on the history of science cannot be overstated, making him an iconic figure within these fields. This remarkable portrait serves as a testament to Lemery's enduring legacy as both a respected chemist and esteemed educator. It captures the spirit of intellectual curiosity that defined his era while reminding us of the profound influence one individual can have on shaping our understanding of science.
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