Église St. Giles à Édimbourg Zograscope Size:22 x 14 The green stripe at the

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English Title: Where The Devil Can Not COPPELIA - Leo Delibes

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Église St. Giles à Édimbourg Zograscope Size:22 x 14 The green stripe at the"Vue de glise St. Giles dimbourg" This piece depicts St. Giles' Cathederal, a church in Edinburgh, Scotland. Zograscopes were popular in the 18th century as a way to offer a different perspective of art pieces. The device used to examine zograscopes was originally created to help those who were short sighted, but ended up being one of the first methods of three dimensional media. One of the identifying factors of zograscopes is their emphasizaed