JEAN EUGENE ROBERT HOUDIN (1805-1871). French magician. Wood engraving from the first edition of Confidences d un Prestidigitateur, 1859, depicting Houdin and his Orange Tree trick

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JEAN EUGENE ROBERT HOUDIN (1805-1871). French magician. Wood engraving from the first edition of Confidences d un Prestidigitateur, 1859, depicting Houdin and his Orange Tree trick

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