Jules de Rovère by Thibault Ternon Alex Elmsley Garrett Thomas needs no formal

Garrett Thomas needs no formal introduction

along with Giobbi's cunning treatment of this modern classic

And yet that word can either be revealed instantly or even predicted in advance

And at the end of the project four incredible magic tricks are also taught

Each set in the series covers a different and unique type of magic

Jules de Rovère by Thibault Ternon Alex Elmsley Garrett Thomas needs no formalAmong 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