Antiquarian Holographica is about the collection, appreciation, and scholarly study of late-20th century printed ephemera as it relates to holography.
As such , it celebrates the scientific, artistic, social and cultural history of this Nobel prize winning field.
This postcard commemorates the 50th anniversary of the invention of the LASER 1960-2010.
You can view this hologram postcard in any ordinary light, such as a light bulb, sunlight, penlight, or even a candle. The magical holographic image is of an Egyptian Pharaoh (see it with your own eye) , and it is placed right in the center of a matrix of historical laser and holography ephemera (historical printed documents).
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3 comments:
Happy PFF.
What an interesting card! I've never seen one like that before.
I loved blowing it up and looking at the pharoah - cool!
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