Movie
1min
Unavailbale.

The Devil In the Studio (1901)
Not rated.


Facts
Director | Walter R. Booth |
Country | United Kingdom |
Language | English |
Production | |
Distribution |
Categories
Animation Artists Black and White Fantasy Painting Short Silent Film The Devil Trick Film AnimationFantasyShortArtists, Black and White, Painting, Silent Film, The Devil, Trick FilmDescriptions
The painter is astonished to see work done without effort, and shakes his head dubiously at his own portrait filling the canvas… The canvas is once more blank, and, as the artist stands… he perceives, to his great amazement, that the model is slowly fading from her platform, and at the same time is gradually appearing on the canvas like a developing photograph… the artist, in a transport of delight at the production of a painting in a few minutes, rushes from the studio and quickly returns with a dealer… Just as they turn to look at the picture, it immediately changes to a comic caricature making fun of them.
Source: Paul, 1900-1901, 4
An early example of animation in film.
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Cast
Crew
Robert W. Paul | - | Producer |
Walter R. Booth | - | Director |