From the collection of National Museum of Romanian History
Desenul redă o secțiune o secțiune printr-o celulă (?), mărită. Este realizat de Dimitrie Voinov, în acuarelă, probabil când erea elev, student sau tânăr cercetător. Dimitrie Voinov (1867 - 1951) a fost un biolog, zoolog, histolog, citolog, fondatorul școlii românești de citologie. Din 1927, a devenit membru titular al Academiei Române. is a work by Dimitrie Voinov, held at National Museum of Romanian History.
This drawing shows a single cell sliced open, with a cluster of tiny red dots inside. The outer edges are faint blue, and the background is mostly pale yellow. A few small circles and shapes float inside the cell’s outline, like tiny bubbles. The red dots might be the cell’s nucleus or some kind of organelles—tiny parts inside cells. The artist used simple watercolors to keep it clear and scientific. If you like this, look up Dimitrie Voinov to see more of his work.
This Romanian scientist made delicate watercolor drawings to show how cells look under a microscope.
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