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Ann Ann No.15ã Volume 15, October 20, 1950 Tadanori Yokoo Japanese Book
Cover photo: Shunji Okura AD Mr. Horiuchi Seiichi, director of Anan London photographer, Tadanori Yokoo, Hiroshi Yoda and others, and the picture of the podium, and the movie / East kimihira / Tachikawa Yuri Story German girl took the steamship 16 years ago. Essay / Tachikawa Yuri model / Tachikawa Yuri camera / Yoshiki tachiki fashion collection Kaneko / Yoko Yokoo Beatles! Yoshiki tachiki's family Nude / 14 ontas / 14 selected essays LOVEï¼ It is the final times, the final times, the step of Ohashi Bu / the salad of Portugal / restaurant that cannot be said to Lisa YOKO ã® NewãYorkã Kirikirimo Milo - Free Video
Published by Commonplace Publishing, china 1980
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Condition: Fine. KOS02201909.
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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 808 pages. 8.75x6.00x2.25 inches. In Stock.
More imagesThe Tyler Texas Black Film Collection [Complete Race Film Preservation Prospectus] [Scarce 1980s Rediscovery Ephemera]
[Phoenix Films] [SMU / G. William Jones Film & Video Collection]
Published by Phoenix Films, St. Louis/New York 1990
- First Edition
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Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket, As Issued. A significant document of African American cinematic recovery, this magazine-style prospectus details the legendary 1983 rediscovery of 'race films' in a Tyler, Texas warehouse. It serves as a comprehensive guide to the features and newsreels produced betwee…n 1935 and 1956 that were rescued from deteriorating nitrate stock and restored for modern study. KEY FEATURES +++ Content: Provides detailed overviews, cast lists, and particulars for 6 short subjects, 9 feature films, and a series of newsreels from 1935-1956. +++ Visuals: Illustrated throughout with black-and-white production photography and film stills. +++ Historical Context: Documents the transition of the collection to the SMU (Southern Methodist University) archives under Professor G. William Jones. +++ Associated Names: Features works by pioneering Black directors and producers including Oscar Micheaux, Spencer Williams, and William Alexander. +++ Rarity: Uncommon; most copies were discarded by libraries or film departments once the videos were integrated into collections. +++ Form:Stapled glossy wraps. [11 x 8.5] inches / 6 interior pages plus original order form. CONDITION: Near Fine -- Stapled wraps on glossy paper are bright and well-preserved. Minimal handling wear with a contemporary address mailing sticker on the rear cover. Interior is clean, tight, and unmarked. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE -- The Tyler, Texas Black Film Collection represents one of the most dramatic 'saves' in American film history. Discovered just as the original nitrate reels were beginning to decompose, these filmsproduced outside the Hollywood system for segregated audiencesoffer a rare, authentic portrayal of Black culture, faith, and social struggle in the mid-20th century. This prospectus, issued by Phoenix Films during the initial distribution of the restored media, is a vital primary source for the study of film preservation. It chronicles the moment these 'lost' masterpieces by directors like Spencer Williams (of 'The Blood of Jesus' fame) were reintroduced to the American scholarly canon. SUBJECTS: African American Cinema, Race Films, Independent Film Production, Film Preservation, Oscar Micheaux, Spencer Williams, SMU G. William Jones Collection, Black History, Texas History, Media Studies, Ephemera, Film History, Prospectus, African Americana. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCE See: 'Discovering Black Film History: Tracing the Tyler, Texas Black Film Collection' (Film History, Vol. 23).
