The Italians Who Invented the Drawn on Film Technique
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The birth of the technique of painting on film (which was used by such masters as Len Lye, Norman McLaren, Roberto Miller, and Bärbel Neubauer) lied for decades in the clouds of “somebody someday said that”. In this essay, Giannalberto Bendazzi demonstrates that the glory goes to two Italian brothers: Arnaldo and Bruno Ginanni-Corradini, and that the time was 1911. IN ENGLISH.