Publisher's Synopsis
The Art of the Moving Picture, by Vachel Lindsay, is a seminal work of early film criticism. This edition is the 1922 revision of the book first issued in 1915. Lindsay offers a unique and passionate perspective on the burgeoning art form of cinema. He discusses the aesthetic and social implications of motion pictures, advocating for their recognition as a legitimate and powerful art.
Lindsay's writing captures the excitement and wonder surrounding the silent film era. This book provides valuable insights into the early development of film theory and the cultural impact of movies in the early 20th century. This edition is a must-read for film scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the origins of cinema.
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