Title: | Ouch |
Artist: | Ives-Leventhal |
Date: | 1925 |
Material: | Photograph on glass, cardboard mount |
Company: | Pathè Films |
Location: | Paris, France |
Theater ad for one of the first commercial 3D films, Ouch, which used a subtractive anaglyph process developed by Ives and Leventhal in which two strips of film, one yellow and the other cyan, were glued together (similarlt to 2 or 3 strip technicolor). Subtractive anaglyphs are require only one projector, as opposed to the two projectors required for additive anaglyphs.