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John Mulholland's story of magic, the development of the art of illusion as told by the CIA's master magician, by John Mulholland ; foreword by Ben Robinson

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John Mulholland's story of magic, the development of the art of illusion as told by the CIA's master magician, by John Mulholland ; foreword by Ben Robinson
Language
eng
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illustrations
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no index present
Literary form
non fiction
Main title
John Mulholland's story of magic
Oclc number
1043343516
Responsibility statement
by John Mulholland ; foreword by Ben Robinson
Sub title
the development of the art of illusion as told by the CIA's master magician
Summary
"Magic has entranced public forums for hundreds of years, predating many other forms of entertainment that we enjoy today. This ancient art, with its captivating illusions and seemingly impossible sleight of hand, is still as relevant today as ever. Originally published in 1935, master magician John Mulholland's Story of Magic is a delightful tour through the progression of magic, from its origin to the book's contemporary period. It offers insights and reflections on famous routines and tricks, black-and-white photographs and illustrations to give readers visual reference, as well as informative facts that weave together a timeline of events for those interested in the history of magic. With a brand-new foreword written by renowned master magician and historian Ben Robinson, this timeless classic will enchant readers and educate them on the art of magic."--, Provided by publisher
Table of contents
The early magic shows -- As the art advanced -- Present-day mystifiers

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