The Magic of Ascanio Book Vol. 4 Knives and Color Blindness by Arturo Ascanio - Book

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Arturo de Ascanio y Navaz (1926-1997) gilt als Vater der spanischen Kartenmagie. Ein Anwalt im Berufsleben und ein Amateurrätselmeister, widmete er eine gute Teil seines Lebens dem Magie und war einer der Gründer des prestigeträchtigen Escuela Mágica de Madrid.

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Das vierte Band "Messer und Farbblindheit" ist nicht nur ein Repertoire von Fingerspitzengefechten und Routines. Überhaupt fasst es eine außergewöhnliche Philosophie des Magie, in der die Liebe zum Detail, zur Natürlichkeit und Psychologie gleichermaßen wie technische Fähigkeiten genauso wichtig sind. Ascanios umfassende Untersuchung der psychologischen Aspekte des "Paddle Move" und der "Farbwechsel" mit Messern ist ein grundlegender Beitrag zur Magie der Farbwechsel-Messer. Arturo de Ascanio zeigt zwei spezifische Qualitäten, die sehr selten zusammenkommen: er ist ein äußerst klarer Schreiber und auch ein ausgezeichneter Fingerspitzenmeister.

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132 Seiten - Härteband mit Umhüllung

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Originale englische Beschreibung

Arturo de Ascanio y Navaz (1926-1997), is regarded as the father of Spanish card magic. A lawyer by trade and an amateur magician, he devoted a good part of his life to magic and was one of the founders of the prestigious Escuela Mágica de Madrid.

The Structural Conception of Magic, which is the first volume of The Magic of Ascanio, is devoted to his theoretical thinking. Studies of Card Magic and More Studies of Card Magic include all of his card creations, while the fourth volume Knives and Color-Blindness is a treatise on magic with pocket knives.

Fourth Volume
Knives and Color-Blindness is not just a repertoire of sleights and routines. Above all, it encapsulates an extraordinary philosophy of magic, in which the love for detail, for naturalness and psychology alike, are given as much importance as technical skill. Ascanio's remarkable in-depth study of the psychological aspects of the "Paddle Move" and the "color change" with knives is a fundamental contribution to the magic of the color-changing knives. Arturo de Ascanio shows two specific qualities that very seldom go together: he is an extremely clear writer and also an excellent performer of sleight-of-hand. You will no doubt find that Ascanio is very good at writing about what he knows, and knows very well what he is writing about.

Pages 132 - Hardbound w/ Dust jacket

Originale englische Beschreibung

Arturo de Ascanio y Navaz (1926-1997), is regarded as the father of Spanish card magic. A lawyer by trade and an amateur magician, he devoted a good part of his life to magic and was one of the founders of the prestigious Escuela Mágica de Madrid.

The Structural Conception of Magic, which is the first volume of The Magic of Ascanio, is devoted to his theoretical thinking. Studies of Card Magic and More Studies of Card Magic include all of his card creations, while the fourth volume Knives and Color-Blindness is a treatise on magic with pocket knives.

Fourth Volume
Knives and Color-Blindness is not just a repertoire of sleights and routines. Above all, it encapsulates an extraordinary philosophy of magic, in which the love for detail, for naturalness and psychology alike, are given as much importance as technical skill. Ascanio's remarkable in-depth study of the psychological aspects of the "Paddle Move" and the "color change" with knives is a fundamental contribution to the magic of the color-changing knives. Arturo de Ascanio shows two specific qualities that very seldom go together: he is an extremely clear writer and also an excellent performer of sleight-of-hand. You will no doubt find that Ascanio is very good at writing about what he knows, and knows very well what he is writing about.

Pages 132 - Hardbound w/ Dust jacket