Voyages en kaleidoscope pdf

Be the first to ask a question about Voyages en Kaleidoscope. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Add this book to your favorite list ». Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details.

More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Voyages en Kaleidoscope. Apr 13, Richard rated it it was amazing Shelves: reference. I have had this book translated into english at my expense. Those who read french well will find this a multi-layered "story" about perception itself. The author died of tuberculosis soon after all copies of the book were removed from bookstores by parties unknown. The few surviving examples were guarded by an circle of esotericists in and around Paris where she was a wealthy patron of the Dadaists and Surrealists.

She was also a partner in the film industry with Germaine Dulac and her son found I have had this book translated into english at my expense.

She was also a partner in the film industry with Germaine Dulac and her son founded the Cannes Film Festival. View all 21 comments. John rated it liked it Apr 02, Natalia Todeasa rated it it was amazing Oct 27, Fouad Arou rated it did not like it Dec 29, Carlos added it Jun 02, Nick G marked it as to-read Oct 15, Cleomir Bretherick added it Jun 13, Antoni added it Mar 20, Surprisingly, she is almost unknown to the English speaking world.

In she married Camille Erlanger, a celebrated composer. She had many friends in the occult and artistic community of Paris including composer Eric Satie, poet Jean Cocteau and composer Claude Debussy. She was involved in the Golden Dawn and maintained contact with the notorious Black Cat Group in Montmartre of which Fulcanelli speaks so fondly.

She launched a film production company with another film maker, her partner and lover Germaine Dulac. This was the first woman-owned film production company in the history of cinema: Films DH. For more information about the book and the author check out the free Look Inside option at Amazon. Some have claimed Voyages in Kaleidoscope had to disappear because Fulcanelli ascribed great alchemical importance to the book.

Whether one believes this or not, this anachronistic little novel can be enjoyed for its strange poetic vibe and tantalising kaleidoscope of images. This book offers the reader a unique view on life; perceived, as if through stained glass windows or through kaleidoscopes.

The rather strange turn of events that surrounded the publication is something the preface of the book will expound upon. Surprisingly, she is almost unknown to the English speaking world.

In she married Camille Erlanger, a celebrated composer. She had many friends in the occult and artistic community of Paris including composer Eric Satie, poet Jean Cocteau and composer Claude Debussy.