The Cubist Cinema Standish D. Lawder 1975 First Ed Film Archives NYU Press

by Standish D. Lawder

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First edition

Delve into the revolutionary intersection of Cubism and early cinema with "The Cubist Cinema" by Standish D. Lawder, a seminal work published in 1975 by New York University Press. This distinguished First Edition hardcover, a key volume in the Anthology Film Archives Series 1, offers a profound exploration of how the Cubist movement fundamentally shaped the development of avant-garde film. Lawder's meticulous analysis illuminates the contributions of artistic giants like Picasso, Survage, Kandinsky, and Schönberg, drawing compelling connections between their innovations and groundbreaking cinematic expressions. This scholarly volume is an essential resource for collectors, film historians, and art enthusiasts, providing deep insights into early 20th-century art and film. It expertly covers pivotal topics such as abstract film, the iconic "Ballet Mécanique," and the surrealist Bauhaus aesthetic. Complete with detailed chapters and an invaluable appendix offering a shot-by-shot analysis of "Ballet Mécanique," this publication is a cornerstone for understanding the avant-garde movement. "The Cubist Cinema" is a must-have addition for any vintage art, film studies, or cinematic history collection, offering unparalleled depth into a transformative era.

• Publisher: New York University Press
• Year: 1975
• Binding: Hardcover
• ISBN: 9780814749562
• Condition: Very Good

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