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created by Yadegar Asisi in 2016
photo © asisi.jpg)
- Panorama Rotunda by Hittdorf
Paris, France in 1838
- Panorama of the Entry of the Magyars / Feszty-Panorama
Opusztaszer, Hungary
© Patrick Deicher
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Musée d'histoire de la Ville de Luxembourg, Luxembourg
© MHVL, Falk Eisleben
- Semi-circle Panorama 'The Berlin Wall' created in 2012 by Yadegar Asisi, © asisi, Tom Schulze
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- e-cyclorama by Sanford Wurmfeld
exhibited in Edinburgh, Scotland in 2008.jpg)
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Military Museum, Istanbul, Turkey
© Patrick Deicher.JPG)
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ICCI (Innovation for the Creative and Cultural Industries) with Plymouth University, UK
© Patrick Deicher.jpg)
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Wroclaw, Poland
© Patrick Deicher
- Panorama of The Battle of Waterloo
Braine l'Alleud, Belgium
© Patrick Deicher.jpg)
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© Patrick Deicher.jpg)
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Salzburg, Austria
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Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
© Patrick Deicher
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Wuhan, China
- Panorama of the Battle of Pleven
Pleven, Bulgaria
© Patrick Deicher
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Ji Nan, China
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Theatre Scenery in Church
| Theme | On request of Daguerre, in, 1852, the city of Bry opened the semi-round wall of the chancel and added a small building in the extantion of the chevet of the church. A window glass on the top was also added. Daguerre partialy closed the windows of the nave and painted the wall of the chancel in dark green so the parishoniers would be in half darkness. In the nave, it was then impossible to distinguish the limits of the painting and to find the origin of the light. |
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| Address | Chruch of Bry-sur-Marne France |
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| Date of creation | 1852 |
| Artist(s) | Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre (1787 – 1851) |
| Type of art and media form | diorama, type Daguerre |
| Presentation status | on display |
| Owner | City of Bry-syr-Marne |
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