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Primitive Animation: British Animated Cartoons in the 1920s,wings. Thus, the cel animated series of the 1920s point in two directions, indicating the historical development of animated cartoons as a result of Britain’s changing place in the world, while also referring back to the perceptual play that started in the Victorian lightning cartoon act.

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Book 2018oonists and performers from earlier traditions of print and stage entertainment came to film to expand their artistic practice, bringing with them a range of techniques and ideas that shaped the development of British animation. These were commercial rather than avant-garde artists, but they neverth

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The Lightning Cartoon: Animation from Music Hall to Cinema, while the audience marvelled at their skill and tried to anticipate what was being drawn. Popular in British music halls from the 1870s, this act would be crucial to animated cartoons at both institutional and aesthetic levels, providing personnel and establishing artistic patterns. The act is exam

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Perception, Modernism and Modernity,Early lightning cartoon films adopted a non-narrative, spectacular mode of address that supports Gunning’s ‘cinema of attractions’ account. Yet a close analysis of Walter Booth’s . (1907) using contemporary neuroscience demonstrates how the lightning cartoon was concerned with biologically hard-wire

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The First World War: British Animated Cartoons and Their International Contexts, Britain before being exported globally, playing a crucial role in the development of animation as a distinctive form of filmmaking and placing British traditions on an equal footing with animation innovators such as Blackton and Cohl. The First World War stimulated growth in the production of anima

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Primitive Animation: British Animated Cartoons in the 1920s,undoubtedly offensive to a present-day audience, these cartoons’ inaccuracies reflect that cultural difference is not their ultimate concern. Rather, their consistent interest is in basic visual perception and the diverse primitive appeal of cartooning and animation that Gombrich and Eisenstein theo

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Conclusion: British Animation, Talkies and the Cinematograph Films Act 1927,the 1920s: the 1927 Cinematograph Films Act and the arrival of synchronised sound technology (‘the talkies’). British animation was not eradicated by legislative and technological changes, but it was significantly constricted and animators turned in new directions and to new sources of income that m