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Rose Hobart, pt. 2 of 2

The film was first shown in 1936 at Julian Levy's New York City gallery in a matinee program featuring short films from Cornell's collection. Levy called the program "Goofy Newsreels." This took pl...  
 

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zombielove77 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Appreciate also the historical context you provide here. Cheers ...
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godawful
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I just read an article about the Dali incident and it said Dali called Cornell a skunk. The article calls this the first appropriated film, IMO making it perfect for youtube. :)

Oddly enough, I once took an art (futurism, dadaism, surrealism) history class with the executor of Cornell's estate, Wayne Andrews. He didn't discuss Cornell's films much.
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I love this and the song that starts is just wonderful.
PappaWheelie (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Isn't it Nestor Amoral?
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3:08 - I wanna monkey, too! Monkey tender, a round of monkeys on me.
Monkeys for all my friends!
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thank you thank you THANK YOU!
i've been looking for this!
^^

joseph cornell is my inspiration!

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