THE Emergence OF Film ART
by Lewis Jacobs
"The Emergence of Film Art" by Lewis Jacobs, Hopkinson and Blake, 1969, Third Printing. Hardcover in good condition, traces the evolution of cinema from 1900. Essential for film history enthusiasts. No inscriptions or library marks.
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The book is in good condition, with the cover showing some signs of wear, including a price sticker on the front. The binding remains intact and the pages are clean, with no inscriptions or library markings. The dust jacket condition is unknown from the provided images.
About This Vintage 1969 Edition
"The Emergence of Film Art" by Lewis Jacobs, published by Hopkinson and Blake in New York, N.Y., is a significant work in the study of cinema, tracing the evolution and development of motion pictures as an art form from 1900 to the present. This third printing from 1969 provides insights into the contributions of key figures such as Potamkin, Eisenstein, and Flaherty. Lewis Jacobs, a respected film historian, offers a comprehensive analysis of the artistic and cultural impact of film. This edition is particularly valuable for collectors and scholars interested in the historical progression of cinema. The book is presented in a sturdy hardcover format, ensuring durability for study and reference purposes.
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Hopkinson and Blake
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