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Plate 11 from 'Contributions to the Physiology of Vision - Part the First'.

Charles Wheatstone1838-06-21

The Royal Society

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Examples of stereograms, pairs of images for use in a stereoscope to produce a three-dimensional effect. From 'Contributions to the Physiology of Vision - Part the First. On some remarkable, and hitherto unobserved, phenomena of binocular vision.' Paper on stereoscopy by Charles Wheatstone, read at a meeting of the Royal Society on 21st June 1838 and published in 'The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society', vol 128 (1838).

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  • Title: Plate 11 from 'Contributions to the Physiology of Vision - Part the First'.
  • Creator: Charles Wheatstone (1802 - 1875), physicist, James Basire III (d.1869), engraver
  • Date Created: 1838-06-21
  • Rights: The Royal Society, 2022
  • External Link: Full paper available online
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