Midi/Minuit Fantastique was a French film magazine started by Michel Caen, Alain Le Bris, Jean-Claude Romer and Jean Boullet in Paris in 1962. The richly illustrated magazine was dedicated to the ‘fantastique’ in cinema and provided its readers with reviews, essays, interviews, art work and a guide to the Parisian theatres showing films of the genre. It was published by Eric… € 25.00
Belgian artist Thierry De Cordier (1954) was once gifted a small book with the hand written title ‘Heracleitos’ on the cover. The booklet, barely eight pages, contained in Dutch texts by Heraclitus, a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher whose original writings are lost and who is only known through the quotations of later authors. At the time, De Cordier read these ‘Fragments of Heraclitus’ superficially without…
Sinclair Beiles was born in Kampala, Uganda in 1930, the only child of Jewish South African parents of Russian descent. The family moved back to Johannesburg when young Sinclair was six years old. There he studied at Wits University before starting a wandering existence in the early 1950s. Beiles…
Midi/Minuit Fantastique was a French film magazine started by Michel Caen, Alain Le Bris, Jean-Claude Romer and Jean Boullet in Paris in 1962. The richly illustrated magazine was dedicated to the ‘fantastique’ in cinema and provided its readers with reviews, essays, interviews, art work and a guide to the Parisian theatres showing films of the genre. It was published by Eric… € 25.00
Midi/Minuit Fantastique was a French film magazine started by Michel Caen, Alain Le Bris, Jean-Claude Romer and Jean Boullet in Paris in 1962. The richly illustrated magazine was dedicated to the fantastique cinema and provided its readers with reviews, essays, interviews, art work and a guide to the Parisian theatres showing films of the genre. It was published… € 20.00
Belgian artist Thierry De Cordier (1954) was once gifted a small book with the hand written title ‘Heracleitos’ on the cover. The booklet, barely eight pages, contained in Dutch texts by Heraclitus, a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher whose original writings are lost and who is only known through the quotations of later authors. At the time, De Cordier read these ‘Fragments of Heraclitus’ superficially without…
