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[For part I, see ibid., No. 1, 29-38 (1990).] In this Part 2 we continue the history of the kaleidoscope in the 20th century which leads, in same sense, back to artistic problems. After surveying various new kinds of kaleidoscopes we provide a `periodic table' of all the possible devices formed by plane mirrors.











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