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Step into the rich tapestry of magic's past with 'Gibecière, Vol. 7, No. 1,' the 13th captivating issue from Conjuring Arts, now available for instant digital download. This landmark edition brings forth an 'Al Baker's dozen' of unparalleled insights, meticulously curated for the discerning magic historian and enthusiast.

Groundbreaking Historical Revisions

Immerse yourself in fascinating new research from acclaimed experts Ricky Jay and Enrique Jiménez-Martinez. This issue casts a critical eye on the integrity of narratives found in 'The life, adventures, and unparalleled sufferings of Andrew Oehler,' offering fresh perspectives that challenge long-held beliefs. Prepare to have your understanding of magical history re-evaluated as these scholars uncover discrepancies and provide deeper context to Oehler's famed tales.

The Persecuted Magician: A Glimpse into Darker Times

Beyond Oehler's story, 'Gibecière, Vol. 7, No. 1' delves into a somber but crucial aspect of magic's heritage: the profound suffering endured by magicians at the hands of religious persecutors. Spanning a period from the 1400s to the 1800s, this meticulously researched section illuminates the perilous challenges and societal pressures faced by performers during an era of intense scrutiny and prejudice. It's a poignant exploration of resilience and the often-overlooked dangers that came with the art of illusion.

Exclusive Access to New York's Golden Age of Magic

Journey back in time to the vibrant New York magic scene between 1938 and 1958, courtesy of none other than the legendary Jean Hugard. This issue presents a rare and privileged look into his personal correspondence with Orville Meyer. Reproduced and meticulously annotated, these letters are a treasure trove of 'salient tips, tricks, commentary,' and, of course, the 'gossip' that shaped the community. Gain an intimate understanding of the personalities, innovations, and backstage happenings that defined a pivotal era in American magic. This unparalleled collection provides not just historical facts, but the very pulse of a bygone magical age, making it an indispensable resource for anyone passionate about magic's heritage.


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We’ve finally reached an Al Baker’s dozen!

Our 13th issue of Gibecière (Vol. 7, No. 1) is available at Conjuring Arts!
This issue features new and fascinating research by Ricky Jay and Enrique Jiménez-Martinez that casts doubt on the integrity of the stories in The life, adventures, and unparalleled sufferings of Andrew Oehler, while simultaneously taking a look at the degree of suffering magicians faced at the hands of religious persecutors in the 1400s to 1800s!
Additionally we have a rare and privileged look into the New York magic scene from 1938-1958 courtesy of none other than Jean Hugard! We have reproduced and annotated his letters to Orville Meyer and they contain all the salient tips, tricks, commentary, and, of course, gossip that you would expect…and more!

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