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List of Portraits Great Scientists 1 LIST OF PORTRAITS Sizes Available Cms. Inches l REGULAR 31 X 43 12 X 17 l DELUX 37 X 49 14.5 X 19 l SUPER 47 X 62 18 X 24 3 LAMINATED ON BOARD WITH BIOGRAPHIES GREAT SCIENTISTS 1 CHARLES ROBERT DARWIN (B) 2 GREGOR MENDEL (B) 3 LAMARCK (B) 4 LOUIS PASTEUR (B) 5 Dr.WILLIAM HARVEY (B) C OP S 6 LEONARDO-DA-VINCI (B) 7 SIR JOSEPH LISTER (B) 8 ANTON VAN LEEUWENHOEK(B) REGULAR 9 CARL VON LINNAEOUS (B) 10 EDWARD JENNER (B) 11 SIR JAMES YOUNG SIMPSON (B) 12 THOMOS HENRY HUXLEY(B) 13 SIR EDWIN RAY LANKESTER (B) 67 WATSON (B) 14 SIR RONALD ROSS (B) 68 EDWARD VICTOR APLATON (P) 15 HUGO DE-VRIES (B) 69 JAMES CLARK MAXWEL (P) 16 SIR CHARLES BELL (B) 70 JOSEPH GAY LUSSAC (P & C) SUPER 17 ALFERD RUSSEL WALLACE (B) 71 JOHNS KEPELER (A & P) 18 SIR J.C. BOSE (B) 72 KALPANA CHAWLA ( A & P) 19 Dr. BIRBAL SAHNI (B) 73 MAX PLANK (P) 20 SUNDER LAL HORA (B) 74 PANCHANAN MAHESHWARI(B) 21 GALILEO GALILEI (P) 75 VARAH MIHIR (A,P & M ) 22 SIR ISSAC NEWTON (P) 76 SUNITA WILLIAMS 23 SIR C.V. RAMAN (P) 77 JAMES WATT 24 Dr.H.J. BHABHA (P) 78 ANDRE MARIE AMPERE 25 ARCHIMEDES (P) 79 A. GRAHAM BELL 26 ALBERT EINSTEIN (P) 80 EDWIN POWELL HUBBLE 26 Dr. M. VISWESWARAYYA 27 THOMAS ALVA EDISON (P) 81 RAKESH SHARMA 27 FLORIANCE NIGHTINGALE 28 ROBERT BOYLE (P& C) 82 M.S. SWAMINATHAN 28 BHADUR SHAH ZAFAR 29 MARIE CURIE (P & C) 83 ROBERT HOOKE 29 MIRZA GALIB 30 MICHAEL FARADAY (C) 84 S.R. RANGANATHAN 30 Dr. SIR MOHD. IQBAL 31 JOHN DALTON (C) 85 J.B.S. HALDANE 31 SOCRATES 32 Dr. P.C. RAY (C) 86 GUGLIELMO MARCONI 32 JULIUS CAESAR 33 Dr. H.G. KHORANA (B & C) 87 WILBUR WRIGHT 33 ALEXANDER THE GREAT 34 Dr.S.S.BHATNAGAR (C) 88 ORVILLE WRIGHT 34 JOHN OF ARC 35 S. RAMANUJAM (P & M) 89 NEIL ARMSTRONG 35 NAPOLEON BONAPARTE 36 ANTOINE LAURENT LAVOISIER (C) 90 WIHELM ROENTGEN 36 SIR SAYYED AHMED 37 WILLIAM RAMSAY (C) 37 TATYA TOPE 38 HUMPHRY DAVY (C) (B) BIOLOGIST , (P) PHYSICIST , (C) CHEMIST, (A) 38 AKBAR 39 AUGUST WEISMANN (B) ASTRONOMER , (M) MATHEMATICIAN 39 SAMRAT ASHOK 40 JOSEPH PRIESTLEY (C) 40 TIPU SULTAN 41 ARISTOTLE (B) GREAT PERSONALITIES 41 SIR CHOTTU RAM 42 DMITRI I. MENDELEEFF (C) 1 M.K. GANDHI 42 MAHARAJA RANJIT SINGH 43 BURBANK LUTHER (B) 2 JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU 43 DADA BHAI NAROJI 44 S.N.BOSE (P) 3 SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE 44 JAMSHED JI TATA 45 M.N.SAHA (P) 4 S. RADHAKRISHNAN 45 NARSI MEHTO 46 K.S. KRISHNAN (P) 5 LAL BHADUR SHASTRI 46 KARTAR SINGH SARABHA 47 K.N. BAHL (B) 6 VIVEKANAND JI 47 AMRITA PRITAM 48 J.J. THOMSON (P) NEILS BOHR (P) 7 DAYANAND JI 48 SHIV BATALVI 49 8 INDIRA GANDHI 49 Prof. MOHAN SINGH 50 GILBERT NEWTON LEWIS (C) A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM (P) 9 SARDAR PATEL 50 MADAN LAL DHINGRA 51 10 MAULANA AZAD 51 MIRA BAI 52 Dr. VIKRAM SARABHAI (P) ARYABHATA (P, A & M) 11 BHAGAT SINGH 52 ATAL BEHARI VAJPAYEE 53 12 Dr. RAJINDRA PARSHAD 54 Dr.S.S.JOSHI (C) HEALTH RULES SIR ALEXANDER FLAMMING (B) 13 Dr. B.R. AMBEDKAR 55 14 RABINDRANATH TAGORE 1 HEIGHT & WEIGHT 56 D. MATA PARSHAD (C) 2 NO SMOKING BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (P) 15 MOTHER TERESA 57 16 ADI SHANKARACHARYA 3 SAY NO TO ALCOHOL 58 ERNEST RUTHERFORD (P &C) Dr.RAJ RAMANNA (P) 17 CHANAKAYA 4 SAY NO TO DRUGS 59 18 VINOBHA BHAVE 60 NICHOLAS COPERNICUS (A& P) ALESSANDRO VOLTA (P) 19 K. VEERESALINGAM PANTULU These portraits, besides being 61 20 KHAN ABDUL GAFFAR KHAN 62 ALFRED NOBEL (C) a great source of inspiration for ANTON HNERY BEKUEREL (P) 21 MAHATMA JOTIRAO PHULE 63 22 MOTHER MARY students, add aesthetic 64 OTTO VON GUERICKE (P) BENJEMIN THOMSON (P) 23 RAJA RAM MOHAN RAI distinction and elegance to 65 24 SIR ARTHUR COTTON 66 CRICK (B) rooms, labs & auditoria 25 ALLURI SITARAMA RAJU 1 PORTRAITS PRESIDENTS OF INDIA FAMOUS 1 MA SARASWATI 1 DR.RAJENDRA PRASAD MATHEMATICIANS 2 BHARAT MATA DR.S RADHAKRISHNAN 2 ARCHIMEDES 3 NATIONAL ANTHEM 3 DR. ZAKIR HUSAIN 1 GEORGE CANTOR 4 MAHARISHI BALMIKI JI 4 VARAHAGIRI VENKATAGIRI 2 RENE DESCARTES 5 GURU NANAK DEV JI 5 FAKHRUDDIN ALI AHMED 3 EUKLEIDES (EUCLID) 6 GURU GOBIND SINGH JI 6 NEELAM SANJEEVA REDDY 4 LEONHARD EULER 7 JESUS CRIST 7 GIANI ZAIL SINGH 5 PIERRE de FERMAT 8 LORD KRISHNA 8 R.VENKATARAMAN 6 JOHANN C. F. GAUSS 9 LORD RAMA 9 DR.SHANKER DAYALSHARMA 7 JOESPH L. LAGRANGE 10 MAHAVIR SWAMI JI 10 K. R. NARAYANAN 8 PIERRE LAPLACE 11 MAHATAMA BUDHA 11 A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM 9 GOTTFRIED W. LEIBNIZ 12 SHIRDI SAI BABA 12 PRATIBHA PATIL 10 LADY LOVELACE 13 PARAMAHANSA 11 SIR ISAAC NEWTON 14 SRI SHARDA DEVI PRIME MINISTERS 12 OF INDIA 13 BLAISE PASCAL PRIDE OF INDIA 14 PYTHAGORAS 1 JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU 1 CHANDRA SHEKHAR AZAD 15 ZENO OF ELEA 2 LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI 2 BHAGAT SINGH 16 G. F. B. RIEMANN 3 INDIRA GANDHI 3 SUKHDEV 17 S. RAMANUJAM 4 MORARJI DESAI 4 RAJGURU 18 ARYABHATA 5 CHARAN SINGH 5 RAMPARSHAD BISMIL 19 VARAHAMIHIRA 6 RAJIV GANDHI 6 LALA LAJPAT RAI 20 BHASKARACHARYA 7 VISWANATH PRATAP SINGH 7 SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE 8 CHANDRASHEKHAR 8 KARTAR SINGH SARABHA 9 P.V.NARASIMHA RAO 9 UDHAM SINGH 10 H.D.DEVEGOWDA 10 KHUDIRAM BOSE 11 I .K.GUJARAL 11 VEER SAVARKAR 12 A.B.VAJPAYEE 12 CHATRAPATI SHIVA JI 13 Dr. MANMOHAN SINGH 13 MAHARANA PARTAP 14 JHANSI KI RANI ENGLISH WRITERS 15 BAL GANGA DHAR TILAK 1 ALEXANDER POPE 16 MADAN LAL DHINGRA 2 ALFRED TENNYSON NARI SHAKTI 3 CHARLES DICKENS 4 GEORGE BERNARD SHAW MEERABAI 1 5 GEORGE GORDON BYRON JIJABAI 2 6 JOHN DRYDEN AHILYABAI HOLKAR 3 7 JOHN KEATS 4 RANI DURGAWATI 8 JOHN MILTON 5 RANI LAXMIBAI 9 PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY 6 RANI PADMINI ROBERT BROWNING 10 7 KASTURBA GANDHI WILLIAM M. THAKERAY LAB SAFETY RULES 11 8 SRI SHARDA DEVI WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE 12 CHEMICAL REACTION MUST 9 MIRRA ALFASSA WILLIAM WORDSWORTH 1 13 BE SUPERVISED 10 BHAGINI NIVEDITA DO NOT ADD WATER TO ACID 11 MOTHER TERESA HINDI WRITERS 2 : ADD ACID TO WATER 12 FLORIANCE NIGHTINGALE 1 KABIR KEEP FIRST AID BOX HANDY 13 INDIRA GANDHI 2 MEERA BAI 3 KEEP OUR FACE AWAY FROM 14 SAROJINI NAIDU 3 RAVIDAS 4 REACTION 4 TULSIDAS NURSERY RHYMES LEARN TO OPERATE FIRE 5 SURDAS 5 TWINKLE -2- LITTLE STAR EXTINGUISHER 1 6 AMRITLAL NAGAR EARLY GO TO BED MAKE SURE SINK IS NOT 2 7 BHARTENDU H. CHANDRA 6 BLOCKED 3 JOHNNY JOHNNY! 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