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conjuror



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The show features jugglers and acrobats, a conjuror, clowns and a tightrope-walker, and a menagerie including camels, llamas, buffaloes and ponies.

From Reuters

What we see is the bulk, as though by renaissance drapery, or the cloth a conjuror drops over a object, in the moment before making it disappear, or turn into a rabbit.

From The Guardian

The French director was a master of illusion: he segued from stage conjuror to fantasy film-maker when, in 1896, he began to experiment with a movie camera designed by English inventor RW Paul.

From The Guardian

Is the similarity between these conjurors of horror and Shelley’s monster-maker a coincidence?

From The Guardian

In the section of the exhibition dedicated to the “Masters of Magic”, various ephemera from 19th century conjurors like Alexander Herrman and Jean Eugene Robert-Houdin are displayed in perspex cases.

From The Guardian