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stage pictorialism: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

a style of staging and acting built around composed pictures and held poses, traced as a link between nineteenth-century theatre and early feature film.

In theatre studies, stage pictorialism refers to a style of staging and acting built around composed pictures and held poses, traced as a link between nineteenth-century theatre and early feature film. This meaning comes from Brewster (1997) in Theatre to cinema.[1]

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  1. Brewster, B., Brewster, B. R., & Jacobs, L. (1997). Theatre to cinema. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198182672

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