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From the late 19th century through to our own day, various companies
have produced pop-up Valentines to be sent by friends, families
and lovers to express their affection. The three-dimensional character
of these cards suggests that that affection envelops the whole
of one's life, but pop-ups have a playful quality as well.
These QuickTime 3D images give you an opportunity to see the dynamic
quality of pop-up valentines and other valentine greetings and
objects and make you discover how this way of viewing museum objects
adds to their charm.
      
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Love's
Greeting Pop-up Valentine (QTVR 1.8 Mb)
Circa
1900. London. Raphael Tuck. Gift of Mrs. Aubrey C. Bean. Doon Heritage
Crossroads:
971.026.011.8.
9 x 13 x 20.8 cm.
Note: the QuickTime plug-in is required to view this card (download below).
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