Wide Angle (1983) - Looking, film, painting: The Trickster's In Site/In Sight/Insight/Incite

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• article: Looking, film, painting: The Trickster's In Site/In Sight/Insight/Incite
• author(s): Larry Crawford
• journal: Wide Angle (1983)
• issue: volume 5, issue 3, page 64
• journal ISSN: 0160-6840
• Sloan's Alfred Hitchcock: A Filmography and Bibliography (1995) — page 468, #708

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Abstract

• "Study of the 'staging, focusing, delimiting, and playing out of the look' involving 'tricksters': one, in a classical painting of a victimizing card shark, and the other, the 'troubling policeman' of the Bakersfield car lot sequence in Psycho." — Sloan, page 468