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once given me on <u>LASKERS</u> stated that it was invented by | once given me on <u>LASKERS</u> stated that it was invented by | ||
<u>Emanuel Lasker</u>. The book was written by <u>Edward Lasker</u>. | <u>Emanuel Lasker</u>. The book was written by <u>Edward Lasker</u>. | ||
Told him about the book <u>RATIONAL RECREATIONS</u>. He has seen all | |||
4 volumes in the library and knows where to get a less ex- | |||
pensive reprint if he wants it. The author is Hooper. (see 11/24). | |||
Martin told me of a book he ordered through the French Book | |||
Store - 70 Madison Ave. - for $20.60. It is called "''Anamorphoses''"- | |||
by Jurgis Baltrusaitis (1969). It has great many black and white | |||
reproductions of what is known as "Anamorphic Art." This was | |||
a popular art from in the Renaissance. It is a circular flat paint- | |||
ing which is to be viewed [illegible word crossed out] on the outside of a | |||
reflective cylinder (or some were made for cones). Martin | |||
made a cylinder from mirror paper he bought from Edwards | |||
Scientific and it works beautifully. He is going to check with | |||
<u>SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN</u> about the possibility of doing a column on | |||
it and including a sheet of the mirror paper. |