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English: Zoetrope-like animation device in John Bate's 'The Mysteries of Nature and Art' (1635)

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Bate, John (1635) The Mysteries of Nature and Art

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John Bate
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Image title	UNITED KINGDOM - JANUARY 22: Early engraving of a zoetrope, 1635. Plate taken from John Bate's 'The Mysteries of Nature and Art' (1635). This highly influential book contains, amongst many other things, an early illustration and description of a zoetrope. A zoetrope is cylinder with a series of pictures on the inner surface that, when rotated and viewed through the slits, give an impression of continuous motion. It wasn't until the 1860s, when several patents were obtained, that the zoetrope appeared on the market. (Photo by Science & Society Picture Library/SSPL/Getty Images)
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Headline	Early engraving of a zoetrope, 1635.
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Date and time of data generation	22 January 2010
Copyright holder	SSPL/Science Museum
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