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   * **1794** erhält ''Robert Barker'' ein Patent auf ein //Panorama//.\\ 360°-Panoramen oder Zykloramen werden in großen Hallen (Rotunden) oder in Zelten auf Jahrmärkten begehbar gezeigt. Vor anderen Panoramen (Moving Panorama) kann der Zuschauer sitzen und die Leinwand dreht sich an ihm vorbei. Es überwiegen Stadtansichten, Landschaften (Inseln, Berge), Schlachten, darunter fallen auf ((Garrison: Panoramas, 1787-1900)):
   * Um **1823** //An Account of the Family of Laplanders//\\ von ''William Bullock''
+  * **1849** ''John Rowson Smith'', ''Richard Risley''\\ //Professor Risley and Mr. J.R. Smith's original gigantic moving panorama of the Mississippi River//\\ Extending from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of Mexico, painted by John R. Smith, Esq., depicting nearly four thousand miles of American scenery, running through nine states of the union (sixteen degrees of latitude, from the wheat of the North to the orange of the South), being one-third longer than any other pictorial work in existence, four miles in length.\\ 32 S., [1] Tafel Ill. London 1849: John K. Chapman.
   * **1850** //Descriptive of Colonel Fremont's Overland Route to Oregon and California//\\ von ''John Skirving''
   * um **1850** //Überlandpost nach Indien// und //Besteigung des Mont Blanc//\\ von ''Albert Smith'' als lecturer und mit Bildern des ihn begleitenden Malers ''William Beverly'' als Moving Panorama.
+  * um **1852** ''John Skinner Prout'' \\ //An illustrated handbook of the voyage to Australia and a visit to the gold fields//\\ descriptive of the new moving panorama exhibiting daily at 309 Regent Street. VI, 32, [2] S. Ill. [London?], [1852?]
+  * **1853** ''John Rowson Smith'' //Descriptive book of the tour of Europe//\\ The largest moving panorama in the world, and now, exhibiting at the Linwood Gallery, Leicester Square, London. Septr. 1853. Painted on thirty thousand square feet of canvass, from views taken on the spot. 56 S. Frankfort o/M. 1853
+   * dass. ... now exhibiting at the Chinese Rooms, Broadway, New-York.  48, [2] S. Title-vignette. New-York 1855: Pettiner & Gray.\\ //"Painted on thirty thousand square feet of canvass from views taken on the spot and at an expense of ten thousand dollars by J.R. Smith, artist of the celebrated panorama of the Mississippi, which has been exhibited with distinguished success in the United States, London, Dublin, Edinburgh, Paris, Brussels, Rouen, Berlin, Antwerp, Vienna, etc." "Pianist: Mr. Aylwin Field.//
   * **1857** //Dr. Kane's Arctic Voyage//