photo sculpture (fotoskulptur)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 4
[= F. photo sculpture; placed at equal distances from one another, and is thus photographed all round. The resulting pictures are projected in succe ion by means of a magic lantern on a transparent screen. The operator works behind this screen on a piece of modeling-clay, turning it round as he proceeds, and copying the images on the screen by means of a pantograph which has its reducing-point armed with In contrast to the rigidity caused by dark, I have aping from permanent exposure to light. Sachs, Botany (trans.), p. 790.
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