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Gruesome grimaces, craftsmen at work, running animals, wild fountains of colours – the “not yet films” from the prehistory of cinema were only sixteen animation images long, but they left people amazed and satisfied the sensation-seekers. Parisian artist Dominique Willoughby has retrieved some 19th century wonder discs from the archives and re-animated them in a variety of ways to minimalist music.

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What is Nineteenth-Century Stroboscopic Discs (1831–1882) (1999) about?

Gruesome grimaces, craftsmen at work, running animals, wild fountains of colours – the “not yet films” from the prehistory of cinema were only sixteen animation images long, but they left people amazed and satisfied the sensation-seekers. Parisian artist Dominique Willoughby has retrieved some 19th century wonder discs from the archives and re-animated them in a variety of ways to minimalist…

How long is Nineteenth-Century Stroboscopic Discs (1831–1882)?

Nineteenth-Century Stroboscopic Discs (1831–1882) has a runtime of 14 min and premiered in 1999.

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