'Robin Wood wrote for the British auteurist / cinema enthusiast magazine Movie, and this book was the first book devoted to the work of Alfred Hitchcock to be published in English.
Wood draws attention to the unique properties of the work of Alfred Hitchcock: camera placement, cutting, composition, color scheme, mise-en-scene. He shows how these elements are brought together, creating works of art that possess depth, subtly and finesse, movies that endure and enthrall for decades after they were made...'
Check the 12 pictures carefully, they're part of the description, too.
- 202 pages
- Published by Castle Books, New York.
- Second enlarged (1969) edition
- Hardback
- With dustjacket, light shelf wear, scuffs and bumps to corners and edges.
- 180 mm x 260 mm format, approx.
- A good reading and reference copy
- Binding intact
- No major creases
- Small bumps / scuffs and light wear to cover, as per age.
- Pages yellowed, foxing to edges of pages but inner text pages are in good condition, with just the usual signs of light reading / shelf and storage wear.
- One pen ink mark on the front endsheet, pictured, plus a vintage price sticker on the inner fold of the dustjacket, also pictured.
- Pictures uploaded, various views. No library / 'stock' photos used, I've actually got the item, and what you see is what you get...
Buy-it-Now, $13.50, shipping included to USA.
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