Projection screen posters & prints

Detail of an Illustration Depicting the Praxinoscope Used by Emile Reynaud in the Theatre Optique Anonymous

Slide Projector in Church Anonymous

1970s Business Man Giving Presentation Pointing At Projection Screen Anonymous

Boy Watching Film Strip Anonymous

Projection of encoded telegraphic messages, 1870 - Jules Did

The Magic Lantern Jean Francois Bosio

Scandinavia's First Drive In Movie Theater Anonymous

Praxinoscope Projector and Images Anonymous

View of the Magic Lantern Anonymous

Microscope and oxy-hydrogen lamp projector unknown

Motion Picture Projector Adapter Anonymous

Early "Talkie" Movie Projector Anonymous

The Magic Lantern Pierre (after) Lelu

Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700 Anglo-Flemish School

Pathe Baby Poster Anonymous

Early Motion Picture Projector Anonymous

Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700 Anglo-Flemish School

24" Projector with Shade on Front Anonymous

Young man speaking pointing to blank slide screen for presentation Anonymous

Landscape screen, 11th-12th century Anonymous

Maple viewers. A six-section folding screens, 16th century Kano Hideyori

Model "D" Motion Picture Projector Adapter Anonymous

Ad for an Early Film Projector Anonymous

A pair of Brussels Chinoiserie tapestry-covered six-fold screens, ca 1712 Anonymous

Advert for the Pathe 'Babycine' film projector Anonymous

Fifteen-section icon screen with scenes from the Life of Christ and Saints, 16th century Russian Anonymous

Observing a solar eclipse, 1673 Unknown

Illustration of Children with a Film Projector Anonymous

Illustration of a Magic Lantern Slide Projector Anonymous

Illustration of a Magic Lantern Slide Projector Anonymous

Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700 Anglo-Flemish School

Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700 Anglo-Flemish School

Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700 Anglo-Flemish School

Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700 Anglo-Flemish School

Merry-making under aronia blossoms. Right of a pair of six-section folding screens, 18th century Kano Isenin Naganobu

The New Screen in Westminster Abbey, London Anonymous