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Industrie des éventails au Japon (Unknown, 1907)
Oxymoron, anyone? Eastman Pathecolor would fade after one pass through the projector.
Hannah Lee trailer, 1953.
Watching
L O S T
A Ball in Pathécolor (from Casanova, 1927) Unlike other early color processes profiled here, Pathecolor (developed in the late 1900s) was an artificial color process - and a highly effective one. Using a pantograph and a projected master print, stencils were cut out on copies of the film -one for each color to be applied (Usually 3 to 6). The final print was then run through machines (again, one for every color), in perfect register with the stencils, where the corresponding tints were applied. Despite being mechanized, Pathecolor was a slow and labor intensive procedure, and was usually reserved for prestigious productions and documentaries until it was phased out around 1930.
GIRL POWER
Vintage original movie poster for “ Five Guns West” or “ Furia Homicida” for the Spanish speaking market. Great graphics. Starring John Lund and Dorothy Malone. 1959.
Item No. CB187
Dimensions: 41″ x 27″
SOLD
Please contact LBNO for further information or trade consideration.
504.581.3733 / t
Pathecolor, AIP