Method--or Madness?: With an Introd. by Harold Clurman, Volume 10 |
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Page 59
He just started from that with no psychological ideajust the painting . He studied it
and tried to recreate , with his body , the exact figure of the shepherd boy — the
stance , the look , everything . Then he started to make it move ; he imagined ...
He just started from that with no psychological ideajust the painting . He studied it
and tried to recreate , with his body , the exact figure of the shepherd boy — the
stance , the look , everything . Then he started to make it move ; he imagined ...
Page 112
It would be virtually the same idea but the play was a comedy and it would
immediately have started me to thinking along another line instead of all the
funny ways in which the idea could be dramatized . Then I said , “ It looks to me
as if , to ...
It would be virtually the same idea but the play was a comedy and it would
immediately have started me to thinking along another line instead of all the
funny ways in which the idea could be dramatized . Then I said , “ It looks to me
as if , to ...
Page 135
As he put it to his lips and started to drink , music , accentuating the relief that
comes from great satisfaction , started playing softly . Holding this beautiful
pitcher to his lips to drink , he leaned back further and further , drinking and
drinking , until ...
As he put it to his lips and started to drink , music , accentuating the relief that
comes from great satisfaction , started playing softly . Holding this beautiful
pitcher to his lips to drink , he leaned back further and further , drinking and
drinking , until ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION by Harold Clurman | 3 |
Background | 9 |
The Method Itself SECOND LECTURE | 51 |
Copyright | |
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