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Illustration of Jules Verne's novel "Le chateau des Carpathes", edition Hetzel/Voyages extraordinaire, written between 1884 and 1889, published in 1892, drawing by Leon Benett
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Illustration of Jules Verne's novel "Le chateau des Carpathes", edition Hetzel/Voyages extraordinaire, written between 1884 and 1889, published in 1892, drawing by Leon Benett
PCT4259943 Illustration of Jules Verne's novel "Le chateau des Carpathes", edition Hetzel/Voyages extraordinaire, written between 1884 and 1889, published in 1892, drawing by Leon Benett. La Stilla, a late singer, appeared in Franz de Telek, thanks to a device designed by Rodolphe de Gortz. It is customary to say that J. Verne has imagined a television camera here. In " Jules Verne, le reve du progres", Jean-Paul Dekiss wrote: " by inventing the hologram, Jules Verne combines phonograph, photography and cinematographer. He invents an effect similar to those produced by laser rays and gives love the light of the fantasy of future inventions." by Benett, Leon (1839-1917); (add.info.: Illustration of Jules Verne's novel "Le chateau des Carpathes", edition Hetzel/Voyages extraordinaire, written between 1884 and 1889, published in 1892, drawing by Leon Benett. La Stilla, a late singer, appeared in Franz de Telek, thanks to a device designed by Rodolphe de Gortz. It is customary to say that J. Verne has imagined a television camera here. In " Jules Verne, le reve du progres", Jean-Paul Dekiss wrote: " by inventing the hologram, Jules Verne combines phonograph, photography and cinematographer. He invents an effect similar to those produced by laser rays and gives love the light of the fantasy of future inventions.")
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This print showcases an illustration from Jules Verne's renowned novel "Le chateau des Carpathes" published in 1892. The artwork, created by the talented Leon Benett, transports us to a world of imagination and wonder. In this scene, we witness the late singer La Stilla appearing in Franz de Telek through a device designed by Rodolphe de Gortz. It is fascinating to note that Verne's visionary mind seemed to have foreseen future technological advancements. As Jean-Paul Dekiss eloquently writes in his book "Jules Verne, le reve du progres". Verne combines elements of the phonograph, photography, and cinematography to invent what can be described as a television camera or even holographic technology. This innovation creates an effect akin to laser rays and infuses love with the ethereal light of fantastical inventions yet to come. The intricate details captured by Benett bring this extraordinary tale to life before our eyes. From the expressive faces of the characters to the intricacies of their surroundings, every element exudes a sense of mystery and adventure. As we gaze upon this remarkable print from Fine Art Finder, we are reminded not only of Jules Verne's literary genius but also his ability to inspire generations with his imaginative foresight. It serves as a testament to how art transcends time and continues its influence long after its creation.
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