BackHistoire comparée du cinéma
Tome 1 : De la cinématique au cinématographe 1826-1896 (book in French)
- Type
- Studies
- Subject
- History of Cinema
- history of cinema, origins of cinema
- Publishing Date
- 1966 (out of print or limited circulation)
- Publisher
- Casterman
- Collection
- (no collection)
- Language
- French
Relative size
- Physical desc.
- Paperback • 329 pages
6 ½ x 8 ¾ inches (16.5 x 22 cm) - ISBN
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Book Presentation:
Prix littéraire du syndicat français de la critique de cinéma 1969 (alias prix Armand-Tallier).
See the publisher website: Casterman
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Tome 1 : De la cinématique au cinématographe 1826-1896
Subject: History of Cinema
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