Ernest Trova "Trovascope" for MOMA, 1974 antique fan but have learned that it

but have learned that it is an antique snuff box representative of a whole genre of figurative birch snuff boxes made in the 18th and 19th century in Scandinavia and Germany

perhaps next to the matte green of arts and crafts pottery

and happily have been coming across them lately

but also to workers from the U

if the latter

Ernest Trova "Trovascope" for MOMA, 1974 antique fan but have learned that itI found one of these several months ago, and will buy others if I find them as I think they're excellent. It is a "Trovascope" designed by artist Ernest Trova (1927 2009) for the Museum of Modern Art in 1974. I think more artists should design kaleidoscopes, but Trova was especially well suited to creating a very graphically satisfying one, with his "falling man" silhouettes lending themselves to all sorts of interesting kaleidoscopic permutations!