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Dr. Marks relates that cavemen tried to make static pictures appear to move by adding legs to paintings found in prehistoric caves. Ancient Greeks and Egyptians did the same thing on wall decorations, by having pictures in sequence, each one slightly different. The first modern attempt was achieved with the "Magic Lantern" in 1640, by a German. It consisted of different layers of glass slides, which gave the illusion of movement as the slides were changed.
Illusion helped in the creation of cartoons as exampled in 1832. A series of drawings on a disc, which when turned while looking through slits, appeared to move.
Fast forward to the 20th century, where Walt Disney studios created a series of "cells", each containing a picture slightly different from the one before it. Thus was born Mickey Mouse, the most famous cartoon character.
The first evidence of dentistry, where tools were used to treat tooth decay, was back in the year 7000 BC. Starting in ancient Egypt, then through the Roman era, and beyond to the wild west, Barbers not only cut hair, but performed surgeries, embalmed the dead, and pulled teeth. Dr. Marks says this may be, since the chairs used could be used to cut your hair, then laid back to pull your tooth. So what happens when you combine cartoons with dentists........... FINISH ---->
Illusion helped in the creation of cartoons as exampled in 1832. A series of drawings on a disc, which when turned while looking through slits, appeared to move.
Fast forward to the 20th century, where Walt Disney studios created a series of "cells", each containing a picture slightly different from the one before it. Thus was born Mickey Mouse, the most famous cartoon character.
The first evidence of dentistry, where tools were used to treat tooth decay, was back in the year 7000 BC. Starting in ancient Egypt, then through the Roman era, and beyond to the wild west, Barbers not only cut hair, but performed surgeries, embalmed the dead, and pulled teeth. Dr. Marks says this may be, since the chairs used could be used to cut your hair, then laid back to pull your tooth. So what happens when you combine cartoons with dentists........... FINISH ---->
..........YOU GET A FUNNY DENTAL CARTOON!
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