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- Raree show - Wikipedia
A raree show, peep show or peep box is an exhibition of pictures or objects (or a combination of both), viewed through a small hole or magnifying glass In 17th and 18th century Europe, it was a popular form of entertainment provided by wandering showmen
- Peep show | Educational, Visual Interactive | Britannica
Peep show, children’s toy and scientific curiosity, usually consisting of a box with an eyehole through which the viewer sees a miniature scene or stage setting, painted or constructed in perspective
- Perspective boxes | Glossary | National Gallery, London
The perspective box or peepshow is an optical device which enables an artist to create a convincing illusion of interior (or, more rarely, exterior) space Using a complex perspectival construction, the four inside walls of a wooden box are painted to simulate the space and the scene is then viewed through a carefully positioned eyehole
- Paper peepshows · V A
Paper peepshows developed out of sturdier 18th-century peepshows, in which views were slid at regular intervals into a rigid box made of wood or cardboard, with the peephole located at one end
- PEEP SHOW - History
The Peep Show, also known as a peep show box or raree (rarity show), can be traced back as early as the 15th century in Europe with Leon Battista Alberti
- Take a look: paper peepshows - Regency Explorer
In the 18th century, a closed box with a peephole offered entertainment and wonder Through the peephole you could take a closer look at the objects on display inside the box Scenes on display were, e g , street views, military actions, religious themes, etc; it could also be sexually explicit
- An Invitation to Peep: Paper Peepshows from the Eighteenth- to . . .
A peepshow involved a box with at least one viewing hole, through which a series of images, spaced sequentially, could be seen Such boxes were carried around by the showmen who were also the narrators, offering a more interesting experience
- PEEPSHOW Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
PEEPSHOW definition: a small box with a peephole through which a series of pictures, esp of erotic poses, can be seen See examples of peepshow used in a sentence
- Peep show box | Museum of Cinema
Peep show boxes were made by hand by artisans, often by the fairground showman himself They came in various shapes and were adapted so that it was also easy to transport them
- Peep Shows - Encyclopedia. com
Smaller peep shows were constructed in the eighteenth century as children's toys that, not unlike kaleidoscopes, were hollow tubes or boxes that contained images that were used to create three-dimensional scenarios that sometimes had moving parts (Balzer 1998)
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