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Synchromy (French: Synchromie) is a 1971
National Film
Board of
Canada visual music film by
Norman McLaren utilizing graphical sound. To
produce the film's...
- Macdonald-Wright (1890–1973) and
Morgan Russell (1886–1953).
Their abstract "
synchromies,"
based on an
approach to
painting that
analogized color to music, were...
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among other museums.
Synchromy in
Purple Minor, 1910,
Blanton Museum of Art
Synchromy, Blue-Green, 1916,
Toledo Museum of Art
Synchromy No. 3, 1917, Brooklyn...
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style of
abstract painting that
dates from 1912 to the 1920s. Russell's "
synchromies,"
which analogized color to music, were an
early American contribution...
- with
short films inspired by
McLaren works Neighbours,
Begone Dull Care,
Synchromy and
Spheres projected onto
local landmarks. McLaren's
centenary was also...
- 1980s.
Alfred Henry Maurer, An Arrangement, 1901
Morgan Russell,
Cosmic Synchromy (1913–14), Synchromism. Oil on canvas, 41.28 cm × 33.34 cm., Munson-Williams-Proctor...
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Traditional Animation The Snoozin'
Bruin United States Traditional Animation Synchromy Canada Experimental Trick or
Retreat United States Traditional Animation...
- short) La
poulette grise (1947 short)
Stars and
Stripes (1940 short)
Synchromy (1971 short) Do****entaries
about Cinema Il était une fois...Rome ville...
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graphical sounds. In 1971,
McLaren created his
final graphical sound film
Synchromy.
Variophone ANS
synthesizer Daphne Oram Drawn-on-film animation, its analogue...
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Morgan Russell,
Cosmic Synchromy (1913–14), Synchromism...
