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Op Art (Optical Art) Collection

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Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Magnetograph, 19th century

Magnetograph, 19th century
Magnetograph. This apparatus was erected by the French physicist Eleuthere Mascart (1837-1908) in Mountsouris, Paris, France

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Duck-Rabbit illusion. From: Jastrow, J. The minds eye. Popular Science Monthly, 1899

Duck-Rabbit illusion. From: Jastrow, J. The minds eye. Popular Science Monthly, 1899. From a private collection

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Pop Art Pumpkin Vase

Pop Art Pumpkin Vase
Little Dean

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: 1689 Sir Isaac Newton portrait young

1689 Sir Isaac Newton portrait young
Sir Isaac Newton ( 4 January 1643 -31 March 1727). English physicist and mathematician. 18th Century Mezzotint portrait after the painting by Sir Godfrey Kneller 1689, with later colouring

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Universal BFF - Vertigo coffee chat

Universal BFF - Vertigo coffee chat
Vertigo Artography

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Checkerboard Daisy

Checkerboard Daisy
XYZ Studio

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Pop Art Cubic Vase

Pop Art Cubic Vase
Little Dean

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Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Optical telegraph - The Optical Telegraph or Telegraph Chappe in the 19th century

Optical telegraph - The Optical Telegraph or Telegraph Chappe in the 19th century
XEE4146941 Optical telegraph - The Optical Telegraph or Telegraph Chappe in the 19th century - Engraving in " Sciences brought to the grasp of all - Popular physics

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Optics, Illustrations of Natural Philosophy, from Popular Diagrams

Optics, Illustrations of Natural Philosophy, from Popular Diagrams
STC260870 Optics, Illustrations of Natural Philosophy, from Popular Diagrams published by James Reynolds, London, 1850 (colour litho) by Emslie

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Arago brings to Augustin Fresnel dying the medal of Benjamin Thompson Earl of Rumford

Arago brings to Augustin Fresnel dying the medal of Benjamin Thompson Earl of Rumford
LSE4109193 Arago brings to Augustin Fresnel dying the medal of Benjamin Thompson Earl of Rumford - in " Popular Science" of 19/08/1880 by Unknown Artist

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: How A Ships Captain Uses The Sextant, 1935

How A Ships Captain Uses The Sextant, 1935. From The Popular Science Educator, Volume 2, edited by Charles Ray. [The Amalgamated Press, Ltd. London]

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: An Awe-Inspiring Display of Solar Haloes, 1935

An Awe-Inspiring Display of Solar Haloes, 1935. From The Popular Science Educator, Volume 2, edited by Charles Ray. [The Amalgamated Press, Ltd. London]

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: How The Kaleidoscope Makes Its Patterns, 1936

How The Kaleidoscope Makes Its Patterns, 1936
How The Kaleidoscope Makes Its Patterns, 1935. From The Popular Science Educator, Volume 2, edited by Charles Ray. [The Amalgamated Press, Ltd. London]

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: The Awe-Inspiring Spectre of the Brocken, 1935

The Awe-Inspiring Spectre of the Brocken, 1935. From The Popular Science Educator, Volume 2, edited by Charles Ray. [The Amalgamated Press, Ltd. London]

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: The Many Colours That Make Up White Light, 1935

The Many Colours That Make Up White Light, 1935
The Many Colours That Make Up White Light, . From The Popular Science Educator, Volume 2, edited by Charles Ray. [The Amalgamated Press, Ltd. London]

$Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Diffraction demonstration, 19th century$

Diffraction demonstration, 19th century
Diffraction demonstration using a sheet of mica. Mica has highly ordered cleavage planes and crystals, allowing sheets of this silicate mineral to be used to demonstrate diffraction of a candle

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Josef Petzval, Hungarian mathematician

Josef Petzval, Hungarian mathematician
Josef Max Petzval (1807-1891), Hungarian mathematician and inventor of pioneering camera lenses. In 1840, in collaboration with Peter Voigtlander

Levitation trick, 19th century

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Magic trick, 19th century

Magic trick, 19th century artwork. Shown here is the double cage magic trick, where the magician makes one or both of his assistants (in the cages) disappear or swap places

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Optical illusion, 19th century

Optical illusion, 19th century
Optical illusion, 19th-century artwork. Array of white circles on a black background, the starting point for a demonstration of an optical illusion

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Optical illusion

Optical illusion. This illusion demonstrates that the perception of rotation can vary with the stimulus applied and the way in which the illusion is observed

Op Art (Optical Art) Collection: Biconvex lens model, 19th century

Biconvex lens model, 19th century
Biconvex lens model. This model is designed to show students of optics how light rays passing through a biconvex lens invert the image of an object

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