Vacche, Angela Dalle  | University of Texas Press

55,120원  | 20140313  | 9780292715837

Instead of concentrating on surface similarities and notions like influence, it argues for an ongoing dialogue, a continuing relationship between cinema and painting that plays itself out in the norms of visual representation, in the historical ch...

 | Routledge

95,760원  | 20251201  | 9781041182023

This book looks at the largely neglected colour films of French film director Robert Bresson (1901-99) that can teach us about cinema’s distinctive ability to draw on painting, photography, sculpture, and the plastic arts in general.

 | Flammarion

75,330원  | 20180501  | 9782080203809

Adventure awaits Demelza and her new best friend in the whole world, Nessa, as they uncover the mysteries of the Penfurzy Knights. With a pet goose sidekick, quirky islanders and legendary treasure to find, it's up to Nessa and Demelza to ride their bikes, solve the mystery, and face down danger with Frisbees and water-balloons.

 | Routledge

334,120원  | 20240812  | 9781032680262

The book will be of interest to scholars working in art history, World War II history, and film studies.

 | Mapin Publishing Pvt, Ltd.

67,790원  | 20021001  | 9781890206314

A new iconography of the Indian woman seems to be emerging which challenges the traditional "images" and roles of women. Dramatic changes in projecting the woman reflect changes in societal norms and taboos -- in a country which has both defiled w...

Braester, Yomi  | Duke University Press

56,870원  | 20100401  | 9780822347231

Painting the City Red illuminates the dynamic relationship between the visual media, particularly film and theater, and the planning and development of cities in China and Taiwan, from the emergence of the People's Republic in 1949 to the staging of the Beijing Olympics in 2008.

Braester, Yomi  | Duke University Press

214,900원  | 20100401  | 9780822347064

An examination of the role of cinema and theater in representing urban transformations in China from 1949 to the present.