Skip to main content
Wellcome Collection homepage
Visit us
What’s on
Stories
Collections
Get involved
About us
Sign in to your library account
Search for anything
Library account
Search for anything
Search
Home
|
Collections
Thomas Thomson
Scottish chemist
Wikidata
Source:
Wikidata
Field of work
Medicine
Chemistry
Mineralogy
Botanical chemistry
On this page
On this page
Images from the collections
Works from the collections
Frequent collaborators
Related topics
Images from the collections
Images featuring Thomas Thomson
3 images from works
Works from the collections
Works by this person
Works by this person
Works featuring this person
Works featuring this person
25 works
Books
Online
Elements of chemistry / by Thomas Thomson, M.D.
|
Thomas Thomson
|
Date: 1810
Books
Online
A system of chemistry of inorganic bodies / By Thomas Thomson.
|
Thomas Thomson
|
Date: 1831
Books
Chemistry of animal bodies / by Thomas Thomson.
|
Thomas Thomson
|
Date: 1843
Books
Online
History of the Royal Society : from its institution to the end of the eighteenth century / By Thomas Thomson.
|
Thomas Thomson
|
Date: 1812
Books
Online
The elements of chemistry / by Thomas Thomson.
|
Thomas Thomson
|
Date: 1810
View all
5 works
Pictures
Online
Thomas Thomson. Stipple engraving by W. Holl, 1855, after Mrs Robinson.
|
Reference: 9172i
Pictures
Online
The distinguished men of science 1807-8: a key to the identities of the sitters. Photograph of engraving by W. Walker, 1862, after Sir J. Gilbert.
|
John Gilbert
|
Date: 1862
|
Reference: 544960i
Pictures
Distinguished British men of science 1807-1808 assembled in the library of the Royal Institution, London. Mezzotint by W. Walker and G. Zobel after F. Skill and W. Walker, ca. 1860, after Sir J. Gilbert.
|
John Gilbert
|
Date: [1860?]
|
Reference: 575630i
Pictures
Online
Thomas Thomson. Stipple engraving by C. Cook after J. G. Gilbert.
|
Gilbert, J. G.
|
Reference: 9171i
Pictures
Online
Thomas Thomson. Mezzotint by J. Faed, 1853, after J. Graham Gilbert.
|
John Graham Gilbert
|
Reference: 10030i
Frequent collaborators
John Dalton
William Hyde Wollaston
Related topics
Chemistry
Atomic theory
Close modal window