Berville Claire Room: Optical Drawing Aid
Brass device marked: Universal camera lucida, registered model P Berville, 18, rue Lafayette Paris. France, circa 1900.
Good condition: missing a lens, box does not close.
Box dimensions:Length:10.62in,depth:2.36in,height:1.18in
Optical device to aid drawing called "camera lucida" which is a device consisting of a prism fixed to the end of a telescopic arm equipped with a vice foot allowing it to be fixed to the edge of a table. The camera lucida allows you to superimpose, by aiming into the prism, the image of what you want to draw with the sheet of paper. Invention dating back to the beginning of the 19th century by the British physicist Hyde Wollaston.
Good condition: missing a lens, box does not close.
Box dimensions:Length:10.62in,depth:2.36in,height:1.18in
Optical device to aid drawing called "camera lucida" which is a device consisting of a prism fixed to the end of a telescopic arm equipped with a vice foot allowing it to be fixed to the edge of a table. The camera lucida allows you to superimpose, by aiming into the prism, the image of what you want to draw with the sheet of paper. Invention dating back to the beginning of the 19th century by the British physicist Hyde Wollaston.
320 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Brass
Length: 27,5cm
Width: 6,5cm
Height: 3cm
Reference (ID): 1630836
Availability: In stock
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