From Stills To Motions & Back Again: Texts on Andy Warhol's Screen Tests & Outer and Inner Space by Geralyn Huxley, Callie Angell, J. Hoberman, Edie Sedgwick & Bill Jeffries

From Stills To Motions & Back Again: Texts on Andy Warhol's Screen Tests & Outer and Inner Space by Geralyn Huxley, Callie Angell, J. Hoberman, Edie Sedgwick & Bill Jeffries

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From Stills To Motions & Back Again: Texts on Andy Warhol's Screen Tests & Outer and Inner Space by Geralyn Huxley, Callie Angell, J. Hoberman, Edie Sedgwick & Bill JeffriesFrom Stills To Motions & Back Again: Texts on Andy Warhol's Screen Tests & Outer and Inner Space by Geralyn Huxley, Callie Angell, J. Hoberman, Edie Sedgwick & Bill Jeffries 8vo. pp. 48. black & white illustrations. wrappers (new with some minor shelf wear). [Vancouver]: Presentation House Gallery, 2003. Exhibition Catalogue. New. ISBN 10: 0920293573 ISBN 13: 9780920293577

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