Marie Curie Portrait Posters and Art Prints

Marie Curie Portrait

Marie Curie, born Maria Salomea Skłodowska, was a Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity.

Marie Curie, born Maria Salomea Skłodowska, was a Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity.

Marie and Irene Curie. Portrait of Marie Curie (1867-1934) & her eldest daughter Irene Curie (1897-1956, known as Joliot-Curie after her marriage in 1926). These two French scientists are the only mother-daughter pair of Nobel Prize winners. Marie shared the 1903 Prize for physics for her work on radioactivity. She won the 1911 Nobel Chemistry Prize for her discovery of the radioactive elements polonium & radium. Irene won the 1935 Nobel Chemistry Prize for creating an "artificial" radioactive isotope of phosphorus. Both mother and daughter died of leukaemia, a form of cancer, probably because of their exposure to radiation. Photographed in about 1920.

Marie Curie, born Maria Salomea Skłodowska, was a Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity. "I am among those who think that science has great beauty."

Josephine, Marie, Amelia, Elizabeth I, Frida, Hedy, Michelle, Sophie and Malala. 9 women, walking their road of life off the beaten path: being or doing things "first", confidently, in various ways. These ladies, with little things in common at first glance - from different ages, professions, skin colors and corners of the world, have never been arranged in one piece of digital art before: What unites them is their confidence in making their own way, disregarding conventions, serving as a source of inspiration and encouragement for today's women. Using only 2 shades of the same color plus white and an oval dashed frame, the stylized "stencil" portraits transform the diverse likenesses into one - a balanced design. The contrasts of the p...

Josephine, Marie, Amelia, Elizabeth I, Frida, Hedy, Michelle, Sophie and Malala. 9 women, walking their road of life off the beaten path: being or doing things "first", confidently, in various ways. These ladies, with little things in common at first glance - from different ages, professions, skin colors and corners of the world, have never been arranged in one piece of digital art before: What unites them is their confidence in making their own way, disregarding conventions, serving as a source of inspiration and encouragement for today's women. Using only 2 shades of the same color plus white and an oval dashed frame, the stylized "stencil" portraits transform the diverse likenesses into one - a balanced design. The contrasts of the p...

Josephine, Marie, Amelia, Elizabeth I, Frida, Hedy, Michelle, Sophie and Malala. 9 women, walking their road of life off the beaten path: being or doing things "first", confidently, in various ways. These ladies, with little things in common at first glance - from different ages, professions, skin colours and corners of the world, have never been arranged in one piece of digital art together before: What unites them is their confidence in making their own way, disregarding conventions, serving as a source of inspiration and encouragement for today's women. Using only 2 shades of the same colour plus white and an oval dashed frame, the stylized "stencil" portraits transform the diverse likenesses into one - a balanced design. The contra...

Josephine, Marie, Amelia, Elizabeth I, Frida, Hedy, Michelle, Sophie and Malala. 9 women, walking their road of life off the beaten path: being or doing things "first", confidently, in various ways. These ladies, with little things in common at first glance - from different ages, professions, skin colours and corners of the world, have never been arranged in one piece of digital art together before: What unites them is their confidence in making their own way, disregarding conventions, serving as a source of inspiration and encouragement for today's women. Using only 2 shades of the same colour plus white and an oval dashed frame, the stylized "stencil" portraits transform the diverse likenesses into one - a balanced design. The contra...