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Ernest Trova "Trovascope" for MOMA, 1974 skittles there are glued repairs at

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there are glued repairs at a couple of corners and to the loop too

I believe this super sweet lock-shaped wooden key holder dates to the very late 19th or very early 20th century

In 1972 Herbert Waide Hemphill

Charles Allerton and Sons

Ernest Trova "Trovascope" for MOMA, 1974 skittles there are glued repairs atI 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!

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