The Magic of Ascanio Book Vol. 3 "More Studies of Card Magic" by Arturo Ascanio - Book

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Arturo de Ascanio y Navaz (1926-1997) jest uważany za ojca magicznej karty hiszpańskiej. Z zawodu prawnik, a amator magik, poświęcił dużą część swojego życia na magiczną praktykę i był jednym z założycieli prestiżowej Escuela Mágica de Madrid.

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Treść Tomu Trzeciego to „Dalsze Studia nad Magią Kartkową”, zawierające niektóre jego najbardziej znane sztuczki, takie jak Lady Niespokojna, Alternatywne Kolorystyki oraz jego legendarny routine All-Backs. Te rutyny były częścią przedstawienia Ascanio na Amsterdam FISM Convention, gdzie zdobył pierwszą nagrodę w kategorii magicznej kartkowej. W skład książki wchodzą także klasyki takie jak Sequacious Spades, Karty przez Stół, Dziesięć Kart w Sakwach, Aces z Mojego Przedmiotu Badawczego, Freddy Fah's Wallet, Mentalizm poprzez Eliminację, Magiczna Dziewiątka, Stranger Ambitious Card oraz Nudist Deck. Książka kończy się Black Days, dziełem myślicielstwa magicznego, jak sam Arturo opisał to.

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Oryginalny opis angielski

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.

The Third Volume
Includes some of his signature pieces like The Restless Lady, Alternating the Colors, and his legendary All-Backs routine. These routines were part of the act that Ascanio performed at the Amsterdam FISM Convention, where he won First Prize in Card Magic. Also included are his classics Sequacious Spades, and Cards Through the Table, The Ten Cards Up the Sleeve, The Aces of My Exam, Freddy Fah's Wallet, Mentalism by Elimination, The Magical Nine, Stranger Ambitious Card, and The Nudist Deck. The book ends with Black Days, a masterpiece of magical thinking, as Arturo himself described it.

Pages 400 - Hardbound w/ Dust jacket

Oryginalny opis angielski

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.

The Third Volume
Includes some of his signature pieces like The Restless Lady, Alternating the Colors, and his legendary All-Backs routine. These routines were part of the act that Ascanio performed at the Amsterdam FISM Convention, where he won First Prize in Card Magic. Also included are his classics Sequacious Spades, and Cards Through the Table, The Ten Cards Up the Sleeve, The Aces of My Exam, Freddy Fah's Wallet, Mentalism by Elimination, The Magical Nine, Stranger Ambitious Card, and The Nudist Deck. The book ends with Black Days, a masterpiece of magical thinking, as Arturo himself described it.

Pages 400 - Hardbound w/ Dust jacket