Flower Still-life with an Alabaster Vase, 1783 by Gerard van Spaendonck via Rijksmuseum

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Flower Still-life with an Alabaster Vase, 1783 by Gerard van Spaendonck via Rijksmuseum
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Director: Germaine Dulac
“Images composed like the words of a sentence are cut up, rearranged, and juxtaposed in a rhythm unique to cinema, and which result in a new form of art, an unprecedented expression of inner life. It is in this way above all that cinema is marvelous: the impact of moving images alone can portray every state of mind.”
— “Images and Rhythms” by Germaine Dulac - Jeudi, 13 November 1924, trans. Scott Hammen
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