Zoetrope After George Horner With 12 Animation Strips Circa 1850

Name: Zoetrope After George Horner With 12 Animation Strips Circa 1850
SKU: 1710927
Price: 380 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Object description :

"Zoetrope After George Horner With 12 Animation Strips Circa 1850"

Small zoetrope circa 1850. Based on an invention by William George Horner in 1834. Cardboard body pivoting on a turned wooden baluster base. This device is the ancestor of cinema. By rotating the drum with a strip of images inside, the illusion of movement is obtained through the slits (persistence of vision). With 12 animation strips in its original condition.

Price: 380 €

Artist: William George Horner D'après
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition

Material: Cardboard
Diameter: 17 cm
Height: 25 cm

Reference: 1710927
Availability: In stock