The 3D EXPO 1862 project continues with production of a high-definition (HD) 3D video program about the 1862 Exhibition based on the stereographs in my collection. This program, together with an exhibition of the original stereographs, the 3D book and a talk, will be available to interested museums and others well before the 1862 International Exhibition´s 150th anniversary.
The index of LSPC stereographs reproduced in the book will be expanded on this website to include all known stereographs of the International Exhibition.
3D EXPO 1862 is my second book to transport readers to another age. The first, entitled "The Stockholm Time Walk", was featured in the Swedish press and TV, and in an exhibition at Stockholm´s Stadsmuseum, the Stockholm City Museum.
Facts
| Binding | Hardcover w. stereoscope |
|---|---|
| Format | 250 x 170 x 19 mm |
| No. of pages | 112 |
| Weight | 655 grams |
| No. of stereoscopic photographs | 49 |
| No. of half stereo photographs | 51 |
| Plans of the Exhibition | 3 |
| Index | All photos in the book |
| Lenses | Two w. 2.3x magnification |
| Printing screen | High-resolution stochastic |
| Language | English |
| Packaging | Each book in shrink film |
| Author | Michael Tongue |
| Publisher | Discovery Books |
| Publication date | October 2006 |
| ISBN-10 | 91-972118-2-6 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-91-972118-2-6 |
| Price | Contact info@anglomedia.se for availability |
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3D EXPO 1862 is a multi-dimensional book for everyone interested in time-travel, the Victorian era, early photography and stereoscopy. It's a beautifully produced book for the bibliophile and an indispensable reference work.
