How patents and inventions changed the world of cinema

The Lumiere brothers are considered the fathers of cinematography as an independent art form, who introduced their cinematograph in Paris in 1895. But the film as a technical miracle was created much earlier. In the second half of the 19th century, especially in the last decade, inventors and designers in many countries tried to build […]

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TRANSFER TECHNOLÓGIÍ bulletin
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.52036/ttb2024254
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Art History and Market Analysis
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How patents and inventions changed the world of cinema

Martin Karlík, Juliana Bezáková
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How patents and inventions changed the world of cinema

Martin Karlík, Juliana Bezáková
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Abstract

The Lumiere brothers are considered the fathers of cinematography as an independent art form, who introduced their cinematograph in Paris in 1895. But the film as a technical miracle was created much earlier. In the second half of the 19th century, especially in the last decade, inventors and designers in many countries tried to build […]

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