Stanley Kubrick, Director. A Visual Analysis by Alexander Walker, Sybil Taylor, Ulrich Ruchti (Hardcover First Edition)
Published by Norton, 1999
Hardcover
First printing
376 pages
7.5x10 inches
Near Fine condition with remainder mark to bottom edge.
This new edition of Alexander Walker’s classic book, revised and expanded in 1999 to discuss all of Kubrick's films including Eyes Wide Shut, again received the approval of the reclusive director, who before his death allowed the use of illustrations taken directly from his films' frames. The result is a frame-by-frame examination of the inimitable style that infuses every Kubrick movie, from the pitch-perfect hilarity of Lolita to the icy supremacy of 2001: A Space Odyssey to the baroque horror of The Shining. The book's large format beautiful design and dynamic arrangement of photographic stills offer a frame-by-frame understanding of how Kubrick constructed a film. What emerges is a deeply human study of one remarkable artist's nature and obsessions, and how these changed and shifted in his four decades as a filmmaker.
Published by Norton, 1999
Hardcover
First printing
376 pages
7.5x10 inches
Near Fine condition with remainder mark to bottom edge.
This new edition of Alexander Walker’s classic book, revised and expanded in 1999 to discuss all of Kubrick's films including Eyes Wide Shut, again received the approval of the reclusive director, who before his death allowed the use of illustrations taken directly from his films' frames. The result is a frame-by-frame examination of the inimitable style that infuses every Kubrick movie, from the pitch-perfect hilarity of Lolita to the icy supremacy of 2001: A Space Odyssey to the baroque horror of The Shining. The book's large format beautiful design and dynamic arrangement of photographic stills offer a frame-by-frame understanding of how Kubrick constructed a film. What emerges is a deeply human study of one remarkable artist's nature and obsessions, and how these changed and shifted in his four decades as a filmmaker.
Published by Norton, 1999
Hardcover
First printing
376 pages
7.5x10 inches
Near Fine condition with remainder mark to bottom edge.
This new edition of Alexander Walker’s classic book, revised and expanded in 1999 to discuss all of Kubrick's films including Eyes Wide Shut, again received the approval of the reclusive director, who before his death allowed the use of illustrations taken directly from his films' frames. The result is a frame-by-frame examination of the inimitable style that infuses every Kubrick movie, from the pitch-perfect hilarity of Lolita to the icy supremacy of 2001: A Space Odyssey to the baroque horror of The Shining. The book's large format beautiful design and dynamic arrangement of photographic stills offer a frame-by-frame understanding of how Kubrick constructed a film. What emerges is a deeply human study of one remarkable artist's nature and obsessions, and how these changed and shifted in his four decades as a filmmaker.
