1896 - Revision history

HansaThapliyal at 11:40, 14 November 2011

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	[[Image:Radiographs 1896.jpg]] a new kind of shadow puppet, the radio graph image. [[Image:Newborn rabbit roentgen pic by eder and valenta 1896.jpg]]		[[Image:Radiographs 1896.jpg]] a new kind of shadow puppet, the radio graph image. [[Image:Newborn rabbit roentgen pic by eder and valenta 1896.jpg]]
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		+	Before leaving the exhibition
		+	See
		+	The wondrous XRAYS
		+	the greatest scientific discovery of the age
		+	by the aid of the new light you are enabled to see
		+	Through a Sheet of Metal
		+	Through a Block of Wood
		+	and also
		+	Count the Coins within your purse
		+	Admission 3d
		+	Open all day
		+	Xray photographs taken
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−	[[Image:Radiographs 1896.jpg]] a new kind of shadow puppet, the radio graph image	+	[[Image:Radiographs 1896.jpg]] a new kind of shadow puppet, the radio graph image. [[Image:Newborn rabbit roentgen pic by eder and valenta 1896.jpg]]
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 Later there is a shadow puppet show by Anandrao Patwardhan, in which the hearth becomes a theatre.
 The figures are manipulated from inside the chimmney, in which the operator is concealed by green baize.
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 The women shriek and flee, sure that the Devil himself has come for them.
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 Full of action, stir and strife.
-At the party after the show are, among others, Harishchandra Bhatwadekar, or Save Dada, a photographer who later turnsexhibitor and fimmaker, Raja Ravi Verma, HH the Maharaja of Baroda, the famous sculptor Mhatre, Pestonjee, who traced the Ajanta frescoes under the supervision of the Englishwoman, Lady Hardinge, Mr. Havell of the Calcutta School of Art, Sir Jeejeebhoy Jagannathshankar Seth, Framjee Cawas, Ibrahim Magba, all nascent industrialists.
+At the party after the show are, among others, Harishchandra [[Bhatwadekar]], or Save Dada, a photographer who later turnsexhibitor and fimmaker, Raja Ravi Verma, HH the Maharaja of Baroda, the famous sculptor Mhatre, Pestonjee, who traced the Ajanta frescoes under the supervision of the Englishwoman, Lady Hardinge, Mr. Havell of the Calcutta School of Art, Sir Jeejeebhoy Jagannathshankar Seth, Framjee Cawas, Ibrahim Magba, all nascent industrialists.
 Somebody winds the recently acquired phonograph.

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 Ravi Varma declared it to be " The most beautiful production of its kind I have ever seen by a native"
 It was a great vindication for art schools who were often threatened with extinction.
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	sky light. atrium. wide balconies connecting the rooms.		sky light. atrium. wide balconies connecting the rooms.
	Now called the Esplanade. pigeon holes of lawyers. private families.		Now called the Esplanade. pigeon holes of lawyers. private families.
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		+	Workers leave a factory. A forked river of the workers, men and women come and part ways a little before the camera. Like a small surprise is revealed a dog, a bicycle in the middest of the crowd
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		+	A baby is fed his lunch. He is laughing into camera and so are the bonneted and hatted faces of the parents flanking him. A breeze is in the air, look, you can see it rippling the baby's bonnet and also see the rustle in the trees behind, the forelocks on the woman's forehead are flying, it is a pleasant day, the image gives such a sense of well being.
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		+	If the plastic arts were put under psychoanalysis, the practice of embalming the dead might turn out to be a fundamental factor in their creation
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	Watson's, a whites' only hotel. the first screening attended only by white people. white waitresses.. if only one could do something about the weather, this hotel was a piece of england		Watson's, a whites' only hotel. the first screening attended only by white people. white waitresses.. if only one could do something about the weather, this hotel was a piece of england

−	sky light. atrium. wide balconies connecting the rooms.	+	sky light. atrium. wide balconies connecting the rooms.
		+	Now called the Esplanade. pigeon holes of lawyers. private families.

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	After 1896, Ravi Varma press starts printing oleographs of Shivaji, Tilak, Ranade		After 1896, Ravi Varma press starts printing oleographs of Shivaji, Tilak, Ranade
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		+	Watson's, a whites' only hotel. the first screening attended only by white people. white waitresses.. if only one could do something about the weather, this hotel was a piece of england
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		+	sky light. atrium. wide balconies connecting the rooms.

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