- 1867–1903, The
Bancroft Library Museum exhibition on the
history of
stereographs and
stereoscopes (1850–1930) Two
stereoscopic selfies from 1890 STEREOSCOPICTURES...
- An
autostereogram is a two-dimensional (2D)
image that can
create the
optical illusion of a three-dimensional (3D) scene.
Autostereograms use only one...
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Egypt Stereoviews Collection Panama Canal Stereographs Archived 2015-03-17 at the
Wayback Machine Rees
Stereograph Collection from the
Digital Library of...
- to the
American public at
large well
before debates were televised.
Stereographs were
widely used as a form of
photojournalism for
historical events (including...
- and
Benjamin Jones.
Photographer R.A.
Bonine of
Altoona took
several stereographs of the
Cresson area,
including the
Mountainhouse during the 1870-1880s...
-
Alfred Dreyfus in his room on Devil's
Island in 1898,
cropped from a
stereograph sold by F. Hamel, Altona-Hamburg...;
collection Fritz Lachmund...
- &
Underwood was
publishing 25,000
stereographs a day by 1901. The firm
still canv****ed and sold its own
stereographs.
Around 1900,
Underwood & Underwood...
- the
museum building contains a room
dedicated to
optical illusions,
stereographs, and
anamorphic art
created by Dalí. The artist's
final works, including...
- A 1922
stereograph of
Hindu children of high caste, Bombay. This was part of
Underwood &
Underwood stereoscope journey of
colonial world. This and related...
-
exhibited large photographs of
Yosemite Valley, and
began selling po****r
stereographs of his work. In 1874,
Muybridge shot and
killed Major Harry Larkyns,...
