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Inspired by the first published picture of camera obscura in Gemma Frisius' 1545 book "De Radio Astronomica et Geometrica."
Reinerus Gemma-Frisius, a Dutch scientist and mathematician of the 16th century, is celebrated for his pioneering illustration of a camera obscura, published in his book “De Radio Astronomica et Geometrica,” in 1545. This seminal work holds a unique place in art history. It showcases the use of the camera obscura, an optical device that was instrumental in advancing perspective and realism in art.
Gemma-Frisius’ innovation not only bridged science and art, but also laid the foundation for modern photography. His illustration remains a testament to the transformative power of innovative thinking, and continues to inspire artists, scientists, and historians alike.
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0.7" x 1.5"
Metal Locking Clasps
By Pin Museum
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