Fotoplastikon Warszawski presented a unique collection focusing on the female body, captured in original 1910 stereoscopic photographs. This special event, featuring the works of Parisian studio creator Richard Jules, offered a historical look at eroticism through early 20th-century art. Visitors could delve into the pioneering techniques of stereography and appreciate the artistry of a bygone era.
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Fotoplastikon Warszawski is hosting a special Valentine's Day evening event showcasing beautiful stereoscopic photographs of the female body from 1910. The exhibition features works by Richard Jules, a Parisian studio creator and inventor of stereographic cameras.
On a Valentine's evening, the Fotoplastikon Warszawski prepared a unique attraction: "Without a Corset, Bustle, and Pantaloons, or a Bit of Eroticism in the Warsaw Fotoplastikon." This special event presents an exhibition focusing on the beauty of the female body, captured in original stereoscopic photographs from 1910. The author of these images is Richard Jules, a creator of the Parisian studio L’Atrium, who was also an inventor and producer of stereographic cameras, as well as the popular stereographic viewer Taxiphote. This exhibition offers a glimpse into a historical perspective on eroticism through art.
Entry is free for this special Valentine's Day event, which is intended for adult audiences only. The event takes place on February 14th from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
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