Jules de Rovère | Thibault Ternon Balance Art Meets Magic: Inspired by

Art Meets Magic: Inspired by decades of iconic female magicians

each and every time you hear my colleagues voice speaking to you on the recording it will prove to be just as powerful and just as effective as if it was me talking to you and as if I was sat with you there and then in the same room"

Ben's book covers lots of varied magic and mentalism ideas

Al Schneider's version brings the mystery of this effect to the close-up table

The magician puts the card back into the deck

Jules de Rovère | Thibault Ternon Balance Art Meets Magic: Inspired byAmong the terms used to describe magicians are illusionist, sometimes conjurer, but also prestidigitator. The latter term, formed from the Latin words presti (agility) and digitus (fingers), appeared in the 19th century under the impetus of an artist named Jules de Rovere. Very little information has come down to us about this man, who is nevertheless mentioned throughout a chapter in Robert Houdin's books! Thibault Ternon set himself the goal of