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The Eyes of Science is a 1930 documentary that provides a glimpse into the world of optical instruments through the lens of Bausch & Lomb. This film showcases the practical applications of lenses in both industry and everyday life, making it a unique piece of historical filmmaking.
This film is a rare piece from the 1930s, emphasizing the growth of optical technology. Its scarcity adds to the collector's interest, especially among those focused on industrial films or corporate histories. Original prints are hard to find, and it’s particularly sought after by those who appreciate the unique intersection of industry and art in early documentary filmmaking.
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The Eyes of Science is a documentary film.
The Eyes of Science was released in 1930.
The film was produced by Watson and Webber for Bausch & Lomb.
The Eyes of Science originally ran for 45 minutes.
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