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Antique large church censer, mid-19th century it was later renamed the

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it was later renamed the "magic lantern" by the Jesuit Francesco Eschinardi because of the fascination its images exerted on the public

Autopsy photo from 1940's

The same basic water-transfer process was later adapted for the first commercial temporary tattoos

Invented in the 17th century by Father Athanase Kircher in Germany and Father De Châle in France

Old Post Mortem photo from 1890s

Antique large church censer, mid-19th century it was later renamed theAntique large church censer, mid 19th century in metal

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