France 500 Francs 1998 |
Item Code: FR-160 |
Front:
Portrait of Pierre Curie, French physicist (15 May 1859
19 April 1906) and his wife Marie Sklodowska-Curie, French physicist (7 November 1867 4 July 1934). On their left, bottom, is represented a bulb containing radium salts photographed only with their acute luminosity. Red lines reproduce the graphic layout by Marie Curie in her study of probability curves for the action of X-rays on bacteria. In high watermark of "small Curie", mobile radiological have circulated on the initiative of Marie Curie during the 1914-1918 war. Under the small triangle for the visually impaired are printed four round figures symbolising the subatomic world; Back: A representation of the chemical laboratory of the department of the measurements of the Radium Institute established on the 21st of January 1914; Watermark: Portrait of Marie Curie; Work by: Roger Pfund; Signatures: D. Bruneel, J. Bonnardin, Y. Barroux. |
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Original Size: 153 x 80 mm |
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Banque de France; Cinq Cents Francs; Le Secrétaire
Général; Le Controleur Général; Le Caissier Général; |
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