Thaumatrope handpainted retailer "young woman and flowers" (version 4)

The Thaumatrope was invented by the astronomer John Hershel in 1825.
It was the first toy based on the optical illusion.
On one side, he had drawn one bird, on the other a cage.
Strings are attached at the ends, and when you do turn the disc quickly, the two images overlap and become one: one has the impression that the bird is in the cage.

The retailer Thaumatrope is a unique model.
My pencil is first scanned, then fixed on a support of wood and finally painted by hand in the oil paint. Because of this, none of my Thaumatropes is identical!
You have both a thumbnail and an object of unique curiosity.

Each Thaumatrope is 10 cm in diameter and is sent in a wooden box.

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The buyer cannot use, to sell, to copy, to reproduce, to change or and to misrepresent this work or its components, including on the Internet without my permission.

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