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This is a 1919 Swedish study published in Lund by Ludwig Ramberg and Ivar Lagerberg on poisoning from drying or heated oil paint, with laboratory apparatus and experiments on animals. The four pictures show glass and wire experimental setups, a sealed chamber with a tube, a glass chamber holding a small animal beside a coiled apparatus, and a rabbit photographed on its side against a wall; a designer might take from them the stark clinical look of early scientific photography, with plain bench settings and muted grey tones.
