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Magical lantern projection in the 19th century. The Fantascope produced by the Belgian aeronautic physicist Etienne Gaspard (Etienne Gaspard) Robert (known as Robertson 1763-1837) in 1784 showed images of spectra and ghosts
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Magical lantern projection in the 19th century. The Fantascope produced by the Belgian aeronautic physicist Etienne Gaspard (Etienne Gaspard) Robert (known as Robertson 1763-1837) in 1784 showed images of spectra and ghosts
PCT4268100 Magical lantern projection in the 19th century. The Fantascope produced by the Belgian aeronautic physicist Etienne Gaspard (Etienne Gaspard) Robert (known as Robertson 1763-1837) in 1784 showed images of spectra and ghosts. Anonymous engraving showing spectators frightened by a horrible appearance on the screen.; (add.info.: Magical lantern projection in the 19th century. The Fantascope produced by the Belgian aeronautic physicist Etienne Gaspard (Etienne Gaspard) Robert (known as Robertson 1763-1837) in 1784 showed images of spectra and ghosts. Anonymous engraving showing spectators frightened by a horrible appearance on the screen.); Photo © Gusman
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Step back in time to the 19th century and witness the mesmerizing magic of a Fantascope projection by Belgian physicist Etienne Gaspard Robertson. In 1784, Robertson wowed audiences with his innovative creation that brought images of spectra and ghosts to life on a screen. This enchanting engraving captures the moment when spectators were left spellbound, their eyes wide with fear at the sight of a horrifying apparition before them.
The Fantascope was not just a simple lantern projection - it was a groundbreaking optical effect that pushed the boundaries of visual entertainment. As viewers gasped in awe at the spectral illusions dancing before them, they were transported to another world filled with mystery and wonder.
This image serves as a reminder of the power of technology to captivate and amaze us, even centuries ago. It is a testament to human ingenuity and creativity, showcasing how innovation can spark imagination and create unforgettable experiences.
So take a closer look at this historical gem captured by photographer Patrice Cartier from Fine Art Finder, and let yourself be transported back in time to an era where magic lanterns illuminated our imaginations with fantastical visions.
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