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John Nevil Maskelyne performs a 'spirit cabinet illusion', c1910. Creator: Unknown.
![John Nevil Maskelyne performs a 'spirit cabinet illusion', c1910. 'It is easy to stand up, even when tied, and to put an article through the opening with the mouth'. John Nevil Maskelyne took up a challenge by Sir Hiram Maxim to reproduce a trick originally performed by the Davenport brothers, fraudulent spiritualists from America, and by an imitator of theirs, a Mr Fay. Maskelyne (1839-1917) was a British stage magician, escapologist, paranormal investigator and inventor of the pay toilet. From "Mr. Maskelyne's Reply to Sir Hiram Maxim", published in "The Strand Magazine, an illustrated monthly", Volume XL - July to December 1910. [George Newnes Ltd, London, 1910].](/photos/prev/NzZlODVkMA/album_alb4320119.webp)
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Titre: John Nevil Maskelyne performs a 'spirit cabinet illusion', c1910. Creator: Unknown.
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John Nevil Maskelyne performs a 'spirit cabinet illusion', c1910. 'It is easy to stand up, even when tied, and to put an article through the opening with the mouth'. John Nevil Maskelyne took up a challenge by Sir Hiram Maxim to reproduce a trick originally performed by the Davenport brothers, fraudulent spiritualists from America, and by an imitator of theirs, a Mr Fay. Maskelyne (1839-1917) was a British stage magician, escapologist, paranormal investigator and inventor of the pay toilet. From "Mr. Maskelyne's Reply to Sir Hiram Maxim", published in "The Strand Magazine, an illustrated monthly", Volume XL - July to December 1910. [George Newnes Ltd, London, 1910]
John Nevil Maskelyne performs a 'spirit cabinet illusion', c1910. 'It is easy to stand up, even when tied, and to put an article through the opening with the mouth'. John Nevil Maskelyne took up a challenge by Sir Hiram Maxim to reproduce a trick originally performed by the Davenport brothers, fraudulent spiritualists from America, and by an imitator of theirs, a Mr Fay. Maskelyne (1839-1917) was a British stage magician, escapologist, paranormal investigator and inventor of the pay toilet. From "Mr. Maskelyne's Reply to Sir Hiram Maxim", published in "The Strand Magazine, an illustrated monthly", Volume XL - July to December 1910. [George Newnes Ltd, London, 1910]
Personnalités: JOHN NEVIL MASKELYNE
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Taille de l'image: 3778 × 5756 px | 62.2 MB
Taille d'impression: 32.0 × 48.7 cm | 1487.4 × 2266.1 in (300 dpi)
Mots clés: ANNEES 1910 • ANNEES 1990 • ANNEES QUATRE-VINGT-DIX • BONHOMME • CABINET DE TRAVAIL • CHANSONS • CHANT • CORDAGE • CORDE • CORDELIER • HOMME • INSTR. MUS. TAMBOURIN • INTERPRETATION • INVENTEUR • JOHN NEVIL MASKELYNE • MAXIME • MEGAPHONE • MUSIQUE • MUSIQUE: CHANSONS • MUSISQUE • NOIR ET BLANC • OCCUPATION • PERFORMANCE • PERFORMEUR • PERFORMEUSE • PROFESSION • SALTIMBANQUE • TAMBOURIN • TAMBOURIN, INSTR. MUS.
