Magic Picture

What the books say it is

• region hangs in the royal palace, in one of Ozma's rooms 1 chapter

  • This curious painting hangs in the royal palace, and when Ozma wishes to know where her friends are and what they are doing she has but to stand before it and request them to appear.

    The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 11
• made of gold (frame) 2 chapters

  • she happened to glance at her Magic Picture. This was one of the most important treasures in all the Land of Oz. It was a large picture, set in a beautiful gold frame, and it hung in a prominent place upon a wall of Ozma's private room.

    The Emerald City of Oz, ch. 18

  • There was a large gold frame

    The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 1
• made of radium 1 chapter

  • Day by day Ozma, with the wonderful Wizard of Oz seated beside her, had gazed upon a Magic Picture in a radium frame, which occupied one side of the Ruler's cosy boudoir in the palace of the Emerald City.

    Tik-Tok of Oz, ch. 24
• size large 2 chapters

  • This was one of the most important treasures in all the Land of Oz. It was a large picture, set in a beautiful gold frame, and it hung in a prominent place upon a wall of Ozma's private room.

    The Emerald City of Oz, ch. 18

  • There was a large gold frame in the center of which was a bluish-gray canvas on which various scenes constantly appeared and disappeared.

    The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 1
• appearance a picture that constantly changes, now a meadow, now a forest, a lake or a village 1 chapter

  • a picture which constantly changed in appearance, at one time showing a meadow and at another time a forest, a lake or a village

    Ozma of Oz, ch. 21
• appearance set in a handsome frame 1 chapter

  • One day Dorothy and Betsy were visiting Ozma in the girl Ruler's private apartment, and among the things that especially interested them was Ozma's Magic Picture, set in a handsome frame and hung upon the wall of the room.

    The Scarecrow of Oz, ch. 21
• trait stand before it and wish to see any person, and the scene appears and moves like a moving picture 1 chapter

  • One had but to stand before it and wish to see what any person was doing, and at once a scene would flash upon the magic canvas which showed exactly where that person was, and like our own moving pictures would reproduce the actions of that person as long as you cared to watch them.

    The Tin Woodman of Oz, ch. 12
• reputation famous 1 chapter

  • In the room in which the two sat--which was one of Ozma's private suite of apartments--hung the famous Magic Picture.

    The Tin Woodman of Oz, ch. 12