P3D Re: Gallery Showings

["Susan B.F. Wageman" <swageman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Of course, one way to address viewing concerns in a gallery setting is to
show prints instead of slides. The current showing at the Art-Tech gallery
in San Jose, California uses a variety of systems:

Anaglyphs - custom holders mounted with the large prints hold several pairs
of glasses.

Lenticulars - backlit

Standard Holmes format views mounted on oversized cards - George Freeman,
who I met there, tells me the tabletop viewers used are produced by the
Keystone company (I think there was more to this name - they make eye
testing equipment, used to make lots of views before they got rid of that
part of the business;-)

Enlarged framed views - maybe 20" x 24" (?) with several periscope-like
viewers available.

Since the gallery is relatively small, this probably helps with the security.

By the way, the images are very interesting. Bill Lee's work is gorgeous!


Susan Wageman
swageman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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