This praxinoscope is faithful to late 19th-century models, made with high-quality materials and assembled by hand.
Praxinoscope
€104.20
Tax included
This praxinoscope is faithful to late 19th-century models, made with high-quality materials and assembled by hand.
Description
The praxinoscope, invented in 1877 by the Frenchman Émile Raynaud, is an optical device that animates strips of still images using mirrors and a rotating drum.
This device is very useful for understanding the phenomenon of retinal persistence.
It will also delight fans of animated films, who can try their hand at creating their own strip!
8405
Data sheet
- Height
- 20 cm
- Diameter
- 20 cm
- Composition
- solid metal base
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