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This landmark publication presents, for the first time ever, 500 of
the very best and previously unpublished graphic works by cinema's
master of film. Created in collaboration with RGALI - the Russian
State Archive of Literature and Arts - this book traces
Eisenstein's extraordinary life and career through the distinctive
yet evolving styles of his drawings, from early childhood sketches
to set and costume designs, and from surreal pshychoanalytic
drawings to late abstract works. Foremost Eisenstein scholar Naum
Kleiman brings fresh and incredible insights into the motivation
and purpose of the drawings, and reflects upon excerpts from
Eisenstein's own discursive texts, some published here for the
first time. Comparative frames from Eisenstein's movies - scanned
from the original film - together with a biographical introduction
and a foreword by Martin Scorsese completes the revelatory and
arresting picture.
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Tessellations
(Paperback)
Eibhlin; Contributions by Aisling D'Art
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R401
R376
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An exhibition in book form, this showcase of the best of drawing
now features one hundred works by almost fifty artists including
Susan Hauptman, Paul Noble, Jeff Gabel, Tracey Emin, Jane Harris,
Julia Fish, Cornelia Parker and Jerwood Drawing Prize winner Sarah
Woodfine. Carefully 'curated' with many new drawings specifically
commissioned for the volume, the book also includes an Introduction
by the Editors which lays out the themes underpinning this diverse
and exciting selection of work. With a revival of interest in
drawing in recent years, "Drawing Now" is a timely collection of
the work of artists intent on giving a contemporary twist to the
most traditional of forms.
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Epic
(Paperback)
Plasma Hurricane
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R280
Discovery Miles 2 800
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Explore how dot drawing can bring new style to your work, from
lettering to nature subjects, and everything in between. Also known
as "stippling," the dot-drawing technique is similar stylistically
to pointillism. With the instructions and projects in Dot Drawing,
you will create pictures consisting of patterns of dots that are
shaded in intensity and placement to give lifelike shape, form, and
depth. Artists specializing in all styles can benefit from dot
drawing, since-although the name sounds so simple-the technique
requires a solid knowledge and understanding of the balance between
positive and negative space. Start by learning about the best
materials and techniques, including dos and don'ts. Make your dot
drawings more realistic by understanding light, controlling your
pen, and blending. Then, guided photos lead you through projects
step by step. There are 10 projects to explore and play with in
each of 4 categories: lettering, natural motifs, illustration, and
tattoo art.
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