The Affairs of Anatol (1921)
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The Affairs of Anatol (USA 1921, Cecil B. DeMille).
Credit: Library of Congress.
Photographs of the tinted and toned nitrate print with Handschiegl intertitles by Barbara Flueckiger.
See full representation of reels no. 3 to 8 on the corresponding gallery on the tinting page and Handschiegl intertitles on the corresponding page
Selected Analyses:
Fischer, Lucy (2017): Cinema by Design. Art Nouveau, Modernism and Film History. New York: Columbia University Press, on p. 76. View Quote
Street, Sarah; Yumibe, Joshua (2019): Chromatic Modernity. Color, Cinema, and Media of the 1920s. New York: Columbia University Press, on pp. 89–93. View Quote
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ShowHide detailsThe Affairs of Anatol (USA 1921, Cecil B. DeMille). Credit: Library of Congress. Photographs of the tinted and toned nitrate print with Handschiegl intertitles by Barbara Flueckiger. -
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ShowHide detailsThe Affairs of Anatol (USA 1921, Cecil B. DeMille). Credit: Library of Congress. Photographs of the tinted and toned nitrate print with Handschiegl intertitles by Barbara Flueckiger. -
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ShowHide detailsThe Affairs of Anatol (USA 1921, Cecil B. DeMille). Credit: Library of Congress. Photographs of the tinted and toned nitrate print with Handschiegl intertitles by Barbara Flueckiger. -
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ShowHide detailsThe Affairs of Anatol (USA 1921, Cecil B. DeMille). Credit: Library of Congress. Photographs of the tinted and toned nitrate print with Handschiegl intertitles by Barbara Flueckiger. -
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ShowHide detailsThe Affairs of Anatol (USA 1921, Cecil B. DeMille). Credit: Library of Congress. Photographs of the tinted and toned nitrate print with Handschiegl intertitles by Barbara Flueckiger.
