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Charles Dallery

Portrait of the French mechanical engineer and inventor born 1754 in Amiens, died 1835 Jouy, near Versailles. The son of an organ builder, he constructed and developed organs, harpsichords and other musical instruments. He also made jewellery, constructed a steam powered road vehicle in 1790 and designed and built other steam engines. In France he is credited with the invention of marine screw propulsion and the tubular steam boiler. These formed part of his patent for a steam driven boat of 1803 which was never built due to his financial problems. However during this period several inventors and engineers were active in these fields including Robert Fulton and James Watt

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Boats Engineer France French History Of Technology Inventor James Watt Steam Steam Engine Steam Power Mechanical Engineer Robert Fulton Steam Propulsion


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This print showcases Charles Dallery, a remarkable French mechanical engineer and inventor who left an indelible mark on the history of technology. Born in 1754 in Amiens and passing away in 1835 near Versailles, Dallery's innovative spirit knew no bounds. Son of an organ builder, he honed his skills by constructing and developing organs, harpsichords, and various musical instruments. However, his genius extended far beyond music. In 1790, he astounded the world with a steam-powered road vehicle - a testament to his pioneering mindset. Dallery's contributions to steam power were groundbreaking. Credited with inventing marine screw propulsion and the tubular steam boiler in France, he held a patent for a revolutionary steam-driven boat in 1803. Unfortunately, financial difficulties prevented its construction at that time. It is worth noting that during this era of technological advancement, other notable figures like Robert Fulton and James Watt were also actively engaged in similar pursuits. Nevertheless, Dallery's ingenuity remains unparalleled. This mesmerizing portrait encapsulates the essence of Charles Dallery - an ingenious engineer whose legacy reverberates through time. His passion for innovation transcended boundaries as he fearlessly explored new frontiers within the realm of science and technology.

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