In 1825, Brès would produce the ultimate myriorama—a 36-card componium Pittoresque.
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Myriorama
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Popular in the 1820s, often as a children's toy, the myriorama (Greek: many views) originated in Germany.
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Typically, myriorama are vertical segments, but, in my activity kit, they are aligned horizontally to accommodate nine postcards which are cut into three segments each and are spiral bound.
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In September 1900, the Ipswich Journal reported that a demonstration of Poole's Myriorama had taken place at the public hall: 'Whenever Mr Joseph Poole comes to Ipswich with his famous myriorama, the public can rely on seeing something new, and this is the secret of its popularity.'
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