An old name for movies. A translation of the word "motion picture." The first movies were made in 1895, the Lumiere Cinematograph in France, and the Edison Vitascope in the United States the following year. Both were imported and shown in Japan in 1897, and the name "motion picture" became established from those early days. As they evolved from a spectacle to an art form, the name "movie" became established around 1917. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
映画の旧称。 motion pictureの訳語。 1895年に誕生した映画,フランスのリュミエールのシネマトグラフ,翌年のアメリカのエジソンのバイタスコープは,ともに 97年に日本に輸入,公開され,その初期興行から活動写真の名が定着した。以後,見世物から芸術への発展とともに,1917年頃から「映画」の名が定着した。
出典 ブリタニカ国際大百科事典 小項目事典ブリタニカ国際大百科事典 小項目事典について 情報 |
…Pit cells are new hepatic cells described by E. ...
…(3) South Africa and Madagascar There are few ge...
A regional brand of Akita Prefecture, Tohoku regio...
…We should also not forget the influence of anima...
Generally, it refers to the society that emerged a...
An evergreen perennial plant of the family Atract...
Official name: Republic of San Marino. Area: 61.2 ...
...The 1863 Salon was so strict that 3,000 of the...
One of the former Imperial families. Prince Tomona...
(Noun) (meaning the spirit of rice, derived from t...
...Until the 1910s, perfumes made primarily from ...
...The works of Fautrier and Bors during and imme...
A base for the management of the Ezo in the early...
〘 noun 〙 To die by hanging. Hanging. Hanging. ※Hoc...
…In the decisive battle with Beles, Perun splits ...