La Marche des machines
1929
La Marche des machines
1929
The Ukrainian-born artist Eugène Deslaw emigrated to Czechoslovakia, and then in 1928 to Paris. He carried out experimental work in films during the Twenties. La Marche des machines, created in collaboration with Boris Kaufman (brother of Dziga Vertov) and Fred Zinnemann, explores the various movements of machines in a rhythmic succession of images – a soldering iron, cranes, electric saws and so on – seen in close-up, counterpoint and superimposition. Its subject was also celebrated by Moholy-Nagy and Léger.
| Domain | Cinéma | Film |
|---|---|
| Techniques | Film 35 mm noir et blanc, silencieux |
| Duration | 11 minutes 36 secondes |
| Acquisition | Achat, 1976 |
| Inventory no. | AM 1976-F0126 |
Detailed description
| Artist |
Eugène Deslaw
(1899, Empire Russe - 1966, France) |
|---|---|
| Main title | La Marche des machines |
| Creation date | 1929 |
| With | Caméra : Boris Kaufman Asistant caméra : Fred Zinnemann
Distributeurs : Light Cone, Museum of Modern Art |
| Domain | Cinéma | Film |
| Techniques | Film 35 mm noir et blanc, silencieux |
| Duration | 11 minutes 36 secondes |
| Acquisition | Achat, 1976 |
| Collection area | Cinéma |
| Inventory no. | AM 1976-F0126 |
Bibliography
Voir la notice sur le portail de la Bibliothèque Kandinsky