Vue de Gènes Zograscope Style:France, 1795 This explains the cut sections/different

This explains the cut sections/different lighting on each section

full of passengers dressed in the same shades of green

Roberto Pipino

The poster's color palette is a subtle nod to the colors of the Belgian flag

a weekly newspaper "produced at the service of the Committees of Action"

Vue de Gènes Zograscope Style:France, 1795 This explains the cut sections/different"Vue de Gnes Prise de la Porte St. Thomas" This piece depicts the view of Genoa from St. Thomas Gate. Zograscopes were popular in the 18th century as a way to offer a different perspective of art pieces. The device used to examine zograscopes was originally created to help those who were short sighted, but ended up being one of the first methods of three dimensional media. One of the identifying factors of zograscopes is their emphasizaed linear