The praxinoscope is an early animation device invented by Charles-Emile Reynaud in 1877 that uses a spinning metal drum with images and mirrors to give the illusion of moving pictures. When the drum spins quickly, the sequential images drawn on long strips of paper placed inside are reflected through the mirrors and appear to viewers as animated sequences. Reynaud used the praxinoscope to present some of the first animated theatrical entertainments to public audiences.

2.  A praxinoscope is a combination of pictures in
a metal drum design that revolves and the
images are reflected in a prism of 12 mirrors.
 The mirrors flash a clear image of the picture as
it flashes past it. This works by rotating the
drum very quickly and watching the images
reflected in the mirrors.

3.  Charles-Emile Reynaud (born 08/12/1844)
invented the Praxinoscope in 1877. He got the
idea in 1872 and turned it into theatrical
entertainment.
 Reynaud showed his project by giving public
performances using broad long strips of hand
painted frames.

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5.  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Praxinoscope
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