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Diagram of Meteorology Poster

Diagram of Meteorology Poster

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Diagram of meteorology (1846) by James Reynolds

Bring a touch of 19th-century scientific artistry to your space with this beautifully detailed weather chart, created by renowned London publisher James Reynolds, whose works were celebrated for their educational elegance and intricate hand-colored engravings.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

James Reynolds was a London-based publisher active during the Victorian era, renowned for producing educational charts that distilled complex subjects into accessible visual formats. His work coincided with a period of expanding public education, when scientific understanding was increasingly shared through printed materials for schools, libraries, and private study.

Reynolds' charts are valued by collectors for their blend of printing craftsmanship and clarity, bridging the worlds of scientific inquiry and decorative wall art. Those interested in vintage science imagery can discover more historical diagrams in our science posters collection.

The Artwork

Created in 1846, Diagram of Meteorology reflects a pivotal moment when weather study was moving from folk wisdom to systematic observation. This chart was designed to educate and standardize meteorological knowledge, supporting navigation, agriculture, and daily life in an era fascinated by the natural world’s patterns.

Serving as both a teaching tool and a reference, it embodies the Victorian confidence in cataloguing and understanding nature through visual explanation. Such works played a key role in making scientific ideas accessible to a broader audience.

Style & Characteristics

This scientific print is organized as a precise diagram, featuring numerous small illustrations and clearly labeled sections that guide viewers through meteorological concepts. The fine engraved lines and orderly typography convey the authority of a reference plate, while maintaining readability.

The sheet is printed on warm beige paper, with subtle hand-coloring in cool blues, greens, and browns that highlight important details without overwhelming the design. The overall effect is calm and scholarly, giving the print a sense of quiet curiosity and purpose.

In Interior Design

Diagram of Meteorology is well suited for display in studies, offices, hallways, or reading nooks, where it brings a thoughtful atmosphere of discovery. It complements antique furnishings and brass accents, but also works as a striking focal point in minimalist interiors.

For a cohesive gallery wall, pair it with exploration or mapping themes from our map prints, or maintain a gentle palette with beige-toned wall art. This vintage scientific poster appeals to collectors, educators, and anyone intrigued by the history of weather observation.