A volume big and obsessive enough to contain Stanley Kubrick’s never-made masterpiece, Napoleon.
By Tobias Grey Published Nov 29, 2009
The book"edited by Taschen’s Alison Castle (who also put together 2005’s The Stanley Kubrick Archives)"offers a tantalizing glimpse into what might have been. The immense shell opens to reveal six smaller books, each with a different theme (costumes, locations, production) plus three small notebook-style volumes. There’s also a reproduction of Kubrick’s screenplay, the first he’s known to have written on his own
Read more: The History of Stanley Kubrick's Never-Made Mega-Epic, 'Napoleon' -- New York Magazine http://nymag.com/arts/books/features/62378/#ixzz0YnLXKspr
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