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Anamorph is the picture you need to look at a certain angle or with the help of special devices (mirrors, lenses, etc.) to understand its importance.
In Greek, anamorphically — subject to change, distorted. Anamorphic illusions appeared in the Renaissance. They quickly became very popular. The technique used in the book illustrations, engravings, wall paintings and also to conceal information from prying eyes.
Using an optical illusion, one could send a secret message or hidden in the image of a political cartoon, a symbol of magic or fun obscenity.
There are 4 types of anamorphosis:
- Optical distorts the perspective. To see the whole picture, the viewer must be at a certain point.
- Mirror (catoptrical) — to create and restore image need mirrors-anamorphoscope — flat, conical, cylindrical and pyramidal, with a different number of faces.
- Rear — you can see the image only through special glasses.
- Europacketcable — view needs rotation. On this principle, was born cinema.
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Painting by Hans Holbein the Younger "the Ambassadors", where a strange object in the foreground at a certain angle, turns into a skull.
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Czech graphic artist and Illustrator Istvan Orosz. Figure with a portrait of Edgar Allan PoE. Work with cylindrical mirror.
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The first known anamorphic illusion is considered to be "the Eyes of Leonardo" 1485. Usual eyes can be seen, watching at a very acute angle.
Leonardo's Eye-Illusion
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Published: 7 Aug. 2007
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Swiss artist Felice of Varini in his work he uses impressive anamorphically illusion kanatas, buildings and entire urban areas that are painted with colored lines and circles. These lines which have no meaning until the person stand in a certain place.
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An unusual illusion Muller painted in the German town of Geldern.
This work refers to the art of drawing 3D pictures on asphalt, which look quite realistic, but only from one point of observation.
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Artist from Nuremberg, Erhard Schoen, already in 1538, created hidden images in their prints on wood.
One of them, you can first see the biblical Jonah, the whale and part of the landscape, but if you look at a slight angle in the bottom left, before the eyes of a sudden, the image of the peasant, celebrating our natural need. More clearly emerges and the phrase "WAS. SICHST. DV", that is, "What do you see?".
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