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| − | [[Eric Mason]] (1921 - 1986) was an English artist and amateur magician (the great Marsoni). He did the illustrations for a number of magic books including [[Thirteen Steps to Mentalism]] and Patrick Page's Big Book of Magic. He also illustrated the British magic magazine [[Pabular]]. | + | [[Eric Mason]] (1921 - 1986) was an English artist and amateur magician (the great Marsoni). |
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| + | He did tour with a full evening show and later with a tour billed as "Maskelyne's Mysteries", a show he acquired from [[Jasper Maskelyne]]. | ||
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| + | He did the illustrations for a number of magic books including [[Thirteen Steps to Mentalism]] and Patrick Page's Big Book of Magic. He also illustrated the British magic magazine [[Pabular]]. | ||
He created several marketed effects: | He created several marketed effects: | ||
Revision as of 13:23, 11 June 2008
Eric Mason (1921 - 1986) was an English artist and amateur magician (the great Marsoni).
He did tour with a full evening show and later with a tour billed as "Maskelyne's Mysteries", a show he acquired from Jasper Maskelyne.
He did the illustrations for a number of magic books including Thirteen Steps to Mentalism and Patrick Page's Big Book of Magic. He also illustrated the British magic magazine Pabular.
He created several marketed effects:
- Boon
- Legacy
- Magnifique
- Card in Picture
Books
- STUFF A Collection of Original Magic (1984)
