Van Gogh's table at the Auberge RavouxMore by Alexandra Leaf, Fred Leeman
Among the most baffling and entertaining illusions are those created by anamorphic distortion. By sophisticated application of the laws of perspective, pictures can be stretched and distorted beyond recognition, remaining 'unreadable' until they are viewed from a special angle or with the aid of a suitably shaped reflecting surface. In this book we can play the game of perspective distortion in the company of artists such as Leonardo, Holbein, Caravaggio, and Carracci, and follow its progress through the centuries.... A sheet of reflecting silver plastic is packed in each book. When rolled…
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| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edition | H.N. Abrams | 1976 | 9780810990197 |
Van Gogh's table at the Auberge RavouxMore by Alexandra Leaf, Fred Leeman
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