10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «PANSTEREORAMA»
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A General and Bibliographical Dictionary of the Fine Arts: ...
The qualities most likely to ensure success to the painter of this species of the art
are, as must be evident, great knowledge and attention to the principles of
perspective and chiaro-scuro. Panstereorama. [ttolv, rspebg, solid, and opaw, to
see.] ...
Canon Meyer thoroughly disapproved: The craze for innovation and imitation in
Paris has given the pleasant-sounding word panorama a hideous companion,
although the thing itself is not new at all: Panstereorama is the name of a model
of ...
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The Aldrich Dictionary of Phobias and Other Word Families
... 173 panhydrometry, 173 paniconography, 71 panivore, 289 panmnesia, 183
panorama, 194 panpathy, 201 panphobia, 232 panphytophagy, 205 pansexuality
, 249 pansophy, 250 panspermia, 251 pansphygmography, 71 panstereorama, ...
The stereorama (from OTtptOS, solid), or panstereorama, is a miniature
representation, in relief, of towns and other objects, constructed of cork,
pasteboard, or other light and flexible substances. The diorama was invented in
France, and differs ...
Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth, Thomas Gamaliel Bradford, 1832
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Encyclopædia Americana: a popular dictionary of arts, ...
The stereorama (from (mptos, solid), or panstereorama, is a miniature
representation, in relief, of towns and other objects, constructed of cork,
pasteboard, or other light and flexible substances. The diorama was invented in
France, and differs ...
Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth, Thomas Gamaliel Bradford, 1840
6
A dictionary of terms in art
It is to be regretted that such an interesting exhibition should have been lost to
the metropolis for want of support. PANSTEREORAMA. A term compounded from
the Greek, and employed to designate such representations of towns or buildings
...
Frederick William Fairholt, 1870
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A POPULAR DICTIONARY OF ARTS, SCIENCES, LITERATURE, HISTORY, ...
The stertorama (from anpios, solid), or panstereorama, is a miniature
representation, in relief, of towns and other objects, constructed of cork,
pasteboard, or other light and flexible substances. The diorama was indented in
France, and differs ...
FRANCIS LIEBER, E. WIGGLEWORTH ANF T.G. BRADFORD, 1832
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Leslie Stuart: Composer of Florodora
Phil Herman also recalled Tom Barrett's appearances with Hamilton's Diorama.
40 Advertised as "Harry H. Hamilton's Panstereorama of Passing Events," this
predecessor of the cinema consisted of painted scenes revolving on drums. It
visited ...
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A new picture of Paris; or, The stranger's guide to the ...
Panstereorama a Phantasmagoria OlympicCircus.
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Making America: The Society & Culture of the United States
... 258-59 Panstereorama, 259 Paradise Lost (Milton), 259 Paramount Pictures,
269 Paris, France, 115 Paris Exposition (1900), 163 Park, Edwards Amasa, 435
Park, Robert E., 1 1 6 Parker, Theodore, 437 Parker house (Marion County, Ore. )
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