View asset onlyMarie Curie, (Marya), née Sklodowska.French chemist and physicist poln.Origin (Nobel Prize 1911); Warsaw 7.11.1867 – Sancellemoz (Switzerland)07/04/1934.On her first Amerikareise in 1921, on which she receives one gram of radium from US President Harding:Marie Curie with her daughters Eve and Irène on board.Photo.IdentifierAKG861223SourceUllsteinCredit lineakg-images / ullstein bildEvent date1921Image date1921Time Period1920S20TH CENTURY2ND MILLENNIUM A.D.TopicCHEMIST (FEMALE) (CHEMISTRY)CHEMISTRYDAUGHTERFAMILYFASHION ; STYLEGROUP PHOTO ; GROUP PICTURE ; GROUP IMAGEMOTHERMOTHER AND DAUGHTERNATURAL SCIENCESNOBEL PRIZE WINNER (FEMALE)PERSONPHYSICIST (FEMALE) ; PHYSICISTPHYSICSPORTRAITSCIENCES ; SCIENCESCIENTIST (FEMALE)SCIENTIST (FEMALE) ; NATURAL SCIENTIST (FEMALE)SEA TRAVELS ; OCEAN TRAVELSTRAVELWOMANWOMEN'S FASHION ; LADIES' FASHION ; WOMENSWEARGeographyAMERICAFRANCEPOLANDUSAPersonEVE CURIEIRENE JOLIOT-CURIEMARIE CURIETechniquePHOTOGRAPHSize2640px × 3364px (25 MB) 22.3 cm × 28.4 cm @ 300 dpiRestrictionsAdditional permissions needed for non-editorial useAdd to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownload
