by Priska Morrissey, Céline Ruivo · AFRHC · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782370290717
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This issue of the journal '1895. Revue d'histoire du cinéma' (No. 71, Winter 2013) focuses on the analysis of color uses and processes in cinema before the late 1950s. Edited by Priska Morrissey and Céline Ruivo, the work explores the variability of film versions, from hand-coloring to tinting and toning processes, offering a fundamental academic perspective on the technical and aesthetic evolution of color in film history. The edition includes a DVD featuring various historical short films, such as works by Georges Méliès and other pioneers, allowing readers to experience the technical processes discussed firsthand.
