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Phenakistiscope

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https://scrapbox.io/files/686b47c97d35faecc5f9f24c.png The phenakistoscope, or phenakistiscope, is an early animation device predating the zoetrope. It was invented almost simultaneously in 1831 by Joseph Plateau in Belgium and Simon von Stampfer in Austria. In Japanese, it is also called “odoroki-ban” (surprise disc).

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