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Teodoro Pascal
1857–1937
A chemist from Naples who turned deep practical knowledge into lively books about silk, poultry breeding, and the behavior of domestic birds. His work has the feel of a careful observer who loved both science and everyday life.
3 Audiobooks
Importanza e risultati degli incrociamenti in avicoltura
by Teodoro Pascal
Le livree dei nostri volatili domestici in rapporto allo sport, alla produttività ed alla rusticità
by Teodoro Pascal
La espressione dei sentimenti dei nostri volatili domestici
by Teodoro Pascal
About the author
Born in Naples in 1857, he studied chemistry at the Federal Polytechnic in Zurich and graduated in 1878. He then returned to Italy and worked in San Leucio, a historic silk-making center, where his training in dye chemistry and silk production shaped much of his early career.
Alongside his work in silk, he became well known for writing about poultry and domestic birds. His books explored breeding, plumage, and even the expression of emotion in household fowl, bringing together practical experience and a curious, scientific eye.
Today he is remembered as an Italian chemist and aviculture writer whose books still circulate in digital libraries such as Project Gutenberg. He died in 1937.