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The Giallo Canvas Art Excess And Horror Cinema Alexandra Hellernicholas

Name: The Giallo Canvas Art Excess And Horror Cinema Alexandra Hellernicholas
SKU: BELL-51269016
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Publisher: McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 11.64 MB

Author: Alexandra Heller-Nicholas

ISBN: 9781476640761, 1476640769

Language: English

Year: 2021

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The Giallo Canvas Art Excess And Horror Cinema Alexandra Hellernicholas by Alexandra Heller-nicholas 9781476640761, 1476640769 instant download after payment.

Beloved among cult horror devotees for its signature excesses of sex and violence, Italian giallo cinema is marked by switchblades, mysterious killers, whisky bottles and poetically overinflated titles. A growing field of English-language giallo studies has focused on aspects of production, distribution and reception. This volume explores an overlooked yet prevalent element in some of the best known gialli—an obsession with art and artists in creative production, with a particular focus on painting. The author explores the appearance and significance of art objects across the masterworks of such filmmakers as Dario Argento, Lucio Fulci, Sergio Martino, Umberto Lenzi, Michele Soavi, Mario Bava and his son Lamberto.