WOMAN DOING HER BUSINESS

1930s EA/AU/0032

In the summer of 1838, Charles Wheatstone, a British scientist, unveiled an illusion that captured the imagination of many. He demonstrated that by drawing two distinct perspectives of an object and observing each through a different eye, one could perceive a three-dimensional view. Humans then took this breakthrough and turned it into a showcase for our derrieres. A heartwarming reminder that no matter how much time has passed, we humans have always been a bunch of goofballs taking leaks in forests.

WOMAN DOING HER BUSINESS

1930s EA/AU/0032

In the summer of 1838, Charles Wheatstone, a British scientist, unveiled an illusion that captured the imagination of many. He demonstrated that by drawing two distinct perspectives of an object and observing each through a different eye, one could perceive a three-dimensional view. Humans then took this breakthrough and turned it into a showcase for our derrieres. A heartwarming reminder that no matter how much time has passed, we humans have always been a bunch of goofballs taking leaks in forests.