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rned with very much satisfaction,that the patentee has been induced to makea proposition which may probably lead tothe entire removal of all patent restrictionsfrom photography. We trust that the in-tention may be fully carried out—that weshall yet see the art advancing in all itspractical… … TO THE EDITOR OF THE ART-JOURNAL. EAR SIR, the followingletter on a topic strictlyi connected with the Fine Arts, is addressed to Pro- rfessor Wheatstone, partlyfor the purpose of markingthe distinction betweenthe Binocular Vision to Painting,and its application to the Stereo-gs scope. It may not…
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