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Seeyng the Worlde

S1 · E3 · 23 Sep 2002 · 23 min

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Among many enduring Tudor inventions were the pencil, enabled by the discovery in Wales of what for the long time would be the only graphite pit in Britain, the telescope, perspective and oil paints, applied to create pictures of unprecedented realism using the camera obscura.