-
involved with. By then, he had an
authorized set
published first as
Phantasmascope (by
Ackermann in London),
which some
months later was
changed into Fantascope...
- in
animation and film. In 1834,
Roget claimed to have
invented "the
Phantasmascope or Phenakisticope" in the
spring of 1831, a few
years before Plateau...
- pictures".
Coleman applied stereoscopy to the
existing principle of toy
phantasmascopes using rotating discs. A
series of
still stereographic images with successive...
- Plateau's
invention of the phénakisticope (published in
London as "
phantasmascope")
British mathematician William George Horner thought up a cylindrical...
- ancestors, like the phonograph, the
phenakistiscope (originally
dubbed phantasmascope by
inventor Joseph Plateau), the zoetrope, the
praxinoscope and the...
- later,
Plateau published his
invention in England,
initially as the
Phantasmascope and
later as the Fantascope,
clearly referring to phantasmagoria. Stampfer...
- the same year
published his
designs with
Ackermann in
London as the
Phantasmascope and
later as the Fantascope,
after the
device had
become known as the...
