Prepare to be amazed! Unveil the secrets within Gibecière Vol 19 No 2 (Summer 2024) by Stephen Minch. Download now and explore dazzling magic history! A true enchantment awaits!
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Discover the Magic: Gibecière Vol 19 No 2 (Summer 2024, Instant Download)
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We are thrilled to unveil the 38th issue of Gibecière, the flagship journal of magic history and theory. This edition is a treasure trove for magic enthusiasts, featuring groundbreaking research, historical deep dives, and captivating tales from the golden age of conjuring.
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Inside This Issue:
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- J.N. Maskelyne’s “Box Trick” Exposed: Peter Brunning reveals Maskelyne’s fierce legal battles to protect his secrets, while Jim Steinmeyer and John Davenport offer exclusive theories and methods behind this legendary illusion.
- Pinetti’s Berlin Adventures: Pietro Micheli continues his acclaimed series with Part 6 of Pinetti: New Discoveries, uncovering new revelations about this pioneer of magical performance.
- The Oldest Book of Magic: Juan Luque transports readers to 11th-century Cordoba with a meticulous study of Kitāb al-nāranŷiyyāt (The Dazzling Wonders of Tricks), the earliest known European conjuring text.
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Table of Contents
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- Pocket Notes – Stephen Minch
- J.N. Maskelyne and the Courts – Peter Brunning
- Will, the Witch and the Watchman – Jim Steinmeyer
- Thinking Inside the Box – John Davenport
- Pinetti: New Discoveries, Part 6 – Pietro Micheli
- Al-Andalus: Cradle of the First European Book of Conjuring – Juan Luque
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This instant download delivers 140+ pages of meticulously researched magic history, perfect for collectors, performers, and magic historians. Own your digital copy today!
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We are delighted to present the thirty-eighth issue of our flagship journal Gibecière. The issue begins with a deep dive into J. N. Maskelyne’s “Box Trick”. Peter Brunning examines Maskelyne’s legal battles, where he stubbornly protected the secrets behind the “Box Trick.” Following up is a theory on the secrets of the “Box Trick,” presented by Jim Steinmeyer. John Davenport continues with a breakdown of the history and method behind David Devant’s “Box Trick,” adding further background to the Maskelyne tale. Next is the sixth installment of Pietro Micheli’s Pinetti: New Discoveries article series, exploring Giuseppe Pinetti’s exploits in Berlin. The issue closes with Juan Luque’s detailed look into the earliest book on conjuring published in Europe – Kitāb al-nāranŷiyyāt, or The Dazzling wonders of tricks by Abū Āmir Ibn Šuhayd, written in Arabic and published in Cordoba in the early eleventh century.
Contents:
Pocket Notes – Stephen Minch
J. N. Maskelyne and the Courts – Peter Brunning
Will, the Witch and the Watchman, from On Stage – Jim Steinmeyer
Thinking Inside the Box – John Davenport
Pinetti: New Discoveries, Part 6 – Pietro Micheli
Al-Andalus, Cradle of the First European Book of Conjuring – Juan Luque
