[MAGAZINE]. The Age of Cinema. Paris, March 1951–August / November 1951. — 3 issues (out of 5) in oblong 8vo, stapled. Set of 3 of the 5 issues of this Surrealist-inspired film magazine. This rare publication lasted only one year. Ado Kyrou served as its publisher, and Robert Benayoun as editor-in-chief. The editorial board included, among others, Georges Goldfayn, Ion Daifas, Maxime Ducasse, and Gérard Legrand. This set consists of issues 1 (March 1951), 3 (June–July 1951), and 4–5 (August–November 1951). The first two issues are devoted to avant-garde cinema and feature texts by Benjamin Péret, Elia Kazan, Billy Wilder, Hans Richter, Audiberti, Henry Miller, and others. The third issue is a major special edition, printed on colored paper, devoted to surrealist cinema, featuring texts by Toyen, Benjamin Péret, Man Ray, André Breton, and others. Copies are in excellent condition.
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[MAGAZINE].
The Age of Cinema.
Paris, March 1951–August / November 1951. — 3 issues (out of 5) in oblong 8vo, stapled.
Set of 3 of the 5 issues of this Surrealist-inspired film magazine.
This rare publication lasted only one year. Ado Kyrou served as its publisher, and Robert Benayoun as editor-in-chief. The editorial board included, among others, Georges Goldfayn, Ion Daifas, Maxime Ducasse, and Gérard Legrand.
This set consists of issues 1 (March 1951), 3 (June–July 1951), and 4–5 (August–November 1951). The first two issues are devoted to avant-garde cinema and feature texts by Benjamin Péret, Elia Kazan, Billy Wilder, Hans Richter, Audiberti, Henry Miller, and others. The third issue is a major special edition, printed on colored paper, devoted to surrealist cinema, featuring texts by Toyen, Benjamin Péret, Man Ray, André Breton, and others.
Copies are in excellent condition.
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