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For other uses, see Cosmorama (disambiguation).

A cosmorama is an exhibition of perspective pictures of different places in the world, usually world landmarks. Careful use of illumination and lenses gives the images greater realism.

Cosmorama was also the name of an entertainment in 19th century London, at 207-209 Regent Street, at which the public could view scenes of distant lands and exotic subjects through optical devices that magnified the pictures. It was later converted into an exhibition of curiosities named the Prince of Wales Bazaar. Exhibits included a sea lion, a sea serpent and L. Bertolotto's Flea circus.

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  Cosmorama of Chateau Versailles (1819-1818), once in City Hall Park, New York City, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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  Cosmorama of Chateau Versailles (1819-1818), once in City Hall Park, New York City, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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  Cosmorama of Chateau Versailles (1819-1818), once in City Hall Park, New York City, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Port-au-Prince Cosmorama

Port-au-Prince Cosmorama was an exhibition of perspective pictures of different places and landmarks in the world, held on March 2, 1834, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

See also

• Cyclorama
• Diorama
• Eidophusikon
• Myriorama
• Panorama
• Panoramic painting
• International Panorama Council

External links

• Toulmin, Vanessa; Popple, Simon, eds. (2006). Visual Delights Two: Exhibition and Reception. John Libbey. pp. 188–189. ISBN 9780861966578. Retrieved 10 July 2016.
• "Shows of London (Cosmorama Rooms)". National Fairground Archive. The University of Sheffield. Retrieved 10 July 2016.
• The Cosmorama Jerdan, William; Workman, William Ring; Arnold, Frederick; Morley, John; Goodwin, Charles Wycliffe (1834). The Literary Gazette: A Weekly Journal of Literature, Science, and the Fine Arts. p. 380. Retrieved 10 July 2016.
• Port-au-Prince Cosmorama Feuille du commerce, petites affiches et annonces du Port-au-Prince. 1834. p. 4.