1976, ISBN: 0436099411

[EAN: 9780436099410], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 4.0], [PU: London : Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd], 192 p., ill. From the estate of Kurt Scheel, German publicist. - Somewhat bleac… Mehr…

[EAN: 9780436099410], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 4.0], [PU: London : Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd], 192 p., ill. From the estate of Kurt Scheel, German publicist. - Somewhat bleached and stained binding, otherwise good and clean. - No American director has ranged so far across the landscape of the American past, the worlds of Lincoln, Lee, Twain, O'Neill, the three great wars, the western and transatlantic migrations, the horseless Indians of the Mohawk Valley and the Sioux and Comanche cavalries of the West, the Irish and Spanish incursions, and the delicately balanced politics of polyglot cities and border towns.That director was John Ford, poet, story-teller, traditionalist, iconoclast, and himself now part of the American legend. In this provocative, closely argued study of more than half a Century of film-making, from the early Westerns through Young Mr Lincoln, Fort Apache, The Searchers and up to Seven Women in 1966, Andrew Sarris examines the contradictions and complexities which made Ford one of the most controversial as well as one of the greatest American directors. ISBN 9780436099410 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 179, Books<

1976, ISBN: 0436099411

[EAN: 9780436099410], Usato, ottimo stato, [SC: 10.0], [PU: London : Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd], 192 p., ill. From the estate of Kurt Scheel, German publicist. - Somewhat bleached and s… Mehr…

[EAN: 9780436099410], Usato, ottimo stato, [SC: 10.0], [PU: London : Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd], 192 p., ill. From the estate of Kurt Scheel, German publicist. - Somewhat bleached and stained binding, otherwise good and clean. - No American director has ranged so far across the landscape of the American past, the worlds of Lincoln, Lee, Twain, O'Neill, the three great wars, the western and transatlantic migrations, the horseless Indians of the Mohawk Valley and the Sioux and Comanche cavalries of the West, the Irish and Spanish incursions, and the delicately balanced politics of polyglot cities and border towns.That director was John Ford, poet, story-teller, traditionalist, iconoclast, and himself now part of the American legend. In this provocative, closely argued study of more than half a Century of film-making, from the early Westerns through Young Mr Lincoln, Fort Apache, The Searchers and up to Seven Women in 1966, Andrew Sarris examines the contradictions and complexities which made Ford one of the most controversial as well as one of the greatest American directors. ISBN 9780436099410 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 179, Books<

1976, ISBN: 0436099411

[EAN: 9780436099410], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: London : Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd], 192 p., ill. From the estate of Kurt Scheel, German publicist. - Somewhat bleached and sta… Mehr…

[EAN: 9780436099410], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: London : Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd], 192 p., ill. From the estate of Kurt Scheel, German publicist. - Somewhat bleached and stained binding, otherwise good and clean. - No American director has ranged so far across the landscape of the American past, the worlds of Lincoln, Lee, Twain, O'Neill, the three great wars, the western and transatlantic migrations, the horseless Indians of the Mohawk Valley and the Sioux and Comanche cavalries of the West, the Irish and Spanish incursions, and the delicately balanced politics of polyglot cities and border towns.That director was John Ford, poet, story-teller, traditionalist, iconoclast, and himself now part of the American legend. In this provocative, closely argued study of more than half a Century of film-making, from the early Westerns through Young Mr Lincoln, Fort Apache, The Searchers and up to Seven Women in 1966, Andrew Sarris examines the contradictions and complexities which made Ford one of the most controversial as well as one of the greatest American directors. ISBN 9780436099410 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 179, Books<

1976, ISBN: 9780436099410

192 p., ill. Original softcover. From the estate of Kurt Scheel, German publicist. - Somewhat bleached and stained binding, otherwise good and clean. - No American director has ranged so … Mehr…

192 p., ill. Original softcover. From the estate of Kurt Scheel, German publicist. - Somewhat bleached and stained binding, otherwise good and clean. - No American director has ranged so far across the landscape of the American past, the worlds of Lincoln, Lee, Twain, O'Neill, the three great wars, the western and transatlantic migrations, the horseless Indians of the Mohawk Valley and the Sioux and Comanche cavalries of the West, the Irish and Spanish incursions, and the delicately balanced politics of polyglot cities and border towns.That director was John Ford, poet, story-teller, traditionalist, iconoclast, and himself now part of the American legend. In this provocative, closely argued study of more than half a Century of film-making, from the early Westerns through Young Mr Lincoln, Fort Apache, The Searchers and up to Seven Women in 1966, Andrew Sarris examines the contradictions and complexities which made Ford one of the most controversial as well as one of the greatest American directors. ISBN 9780436099410 Versand D: 4,50 EUR , [PU:London : Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd,]<

1976, ISBN: 9780436099410

192 p., ill. Original softcover. From the estate of Kurt Scheel, German publicist. - Somewhat bleached and stained binding, otherwise good and clean. - No American director has ranged so … Mehr…

192 p., ill. Original softcover. From the estate of Kurt Scheel, German publicist. - Somewhat bleached and stained binding, otherwise good and clean. - No American director has ranged so far across the landscape of the American past, the worlds of Lincoln, Lee, Twain, O'Neill, the three great wars, the western and transatlantic migrations, the horseless Indians of the Mohawk Valley and the Sioux and Comanche cavalries of the West, the Irish and Spanish incursions, and the delicately balanced politics of polyglot cities and border towns.That director was John Ford, poet, story-teller, traditionalist, iconoclast, and himself now part of the American legend. In this provocative, closely argued study of more than half a Century of film-making, from the early Westerns through Young Mr Lincoln, Fort Apache, The Searchers and up to Seven Women in 1966, Andrew Sarris examines the contradictions and complexities which made Ford one of the most controversial as well as one of the greatest American directors. ISBN 9780436099410 Versand D: 4,50 EUR, [PU:London : Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd,]<