Newtons Prisma-Spektrum-Experiment

Cinematic photorealistic 18th-century science laboratory scene inspired by Newton’s prism experiment. A [Sir Isaac Newton] figure sits in deep darkness behind a polished table, wearing period clothing with ruffled cuffs and a voluminous [silvery white] curly powdered wig; the face is deliberately obscured by a flat opaque dark-brown square censor block centered over the head. On the left, one hand adjusts an antique brass optical apparatus with screws and a vertical rod, emitting a focused horizontal white beam of light. The beam strikes a transparent triangular glass prism at center-right, refracting into a vivid rainbow spectrum that extends diagonally with distinct red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet bands. Pitch-black background, intense chiaroscuro lighting, dramatic lens flares, glowing caustics, delicate glass reflections on the glossy tabletop, shallow depth of field, and dark teal and gold color grading. No text.