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1949 EDITION
707-709.72
700 FINE ARTS
707 Art — Study and teaching
YOUR CHILD IS A GENIUS. Robbing 1947 14min sd color $90, rent $7.50 707
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Deals with the average young child's creative expression thru art
"For parents. The narrator patiently explains to uncomprehending: adults why expression through crayon, paint and paper is important to the child. He points out that children, though ignorant of technical means, are assured in transforming their ideas into concrete expression. Though he insists that the act and the satisfactions attained by the child are the important things, never-the-less few adults can help being impressed by the talent and genuine expressiveness evident in many of the examples of work shown in the course of the film. The camera has caught the spirit of children absorbed in creative effort remarkably and the fine color registration is extremely important in bringing out the boldness of colors and conceptions." Library journal
708 Art galleries
ART FOR EVERYBODY. CanNFB 1948 lOmin sd (Canada carries on) $25, rent $1.50 708
Jh-sh-c-ad A shorter version of "Living Gallery" (listed in part 1) picturing the functions of an art gallery in the community
YOUR NATIONAL GALLERY. UWF 1948 lOmin sd (United world fine arts ser) $45, rent $3 708
el-Jh-sh-c-ad A motion picture tour thru the National gallery of art at Washington D.C. As if thru the eyes of an appreciative visitor, the camera looks at the priceless paintings, sculpture and tapestries, walking down massive corridors, stopping repeatedly before especially outstanding masterpieces, going in for a closer look, then proceeding on to new treasures. Rembrandt, Rubens, Renoir, Gainsborough, Romney, Reynolds, Van Dyke, Whistler, as well as some of America's own Immortal originals are shown
"Excellent for art appreciation." Collaborator
709.44 French art
PARIS— CITY OF ART.
$49; also color $85
Simmel 1948 llmin sd 709.44
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Produced by E. and F. Croizat Presents scenes inside the Louvre with its famous paintings and sculptures; views of Montmartre artists at work; and representative buildings and architecture such as Sacre Coeur, Notre Dame and the Pantheon
709.45 Italian art
ARTISANS OF FLORENCE. IntFIlmFd 1947 22min sd $100, rent apply 709.45
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The famous Institute of art In Florence, Italy furnishes the setting for a film which shows many phases of Italian art and handicraft: ceramics, drawing, sculpturing, leather tooling, silver hammering and jewelry designing. We also get an insight into Italian home life and Italian agriculture, and the film closes with a "Festa dell'uva" — the Feast of the grapes
709.5! Chinese art
ART OF CHINA. ChlnaFlm 1932 15min si (China, our neighbor ser) $25, rent $1.50 709.51
el-Jh-sh-c-tr-ad Produced by Harmon Foundation Ancient architecture, paintings and scrolls, sculpture, jades and ceramics, embroidered silks
FLIGHT OF THE DRAGON. CanNFB 1944 * 20min sd color $112.50, rent $5 709.51
Jh-sh-c-ad-forum A pictorial review in color of Chinese art treasures of the Royal Ontario Museum Scored with CJhinese folk music
709.67 African art
CONGO ART. Nu-Art 1948 9min sd (Congo album) $26, rent $1.50 709.67
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Produced by the Nova Scotia Dept. of Industry and Publicity
Deals with the arts of the natives of the Belgian Congo
"Useful for discussions of the art of Picasso, etc. and valuable for intercultural understanding and inspiration as an example of the creativity of the Negro." Collaborator
"Limited use outside of art and craft studies." Collaborator
709.71 Canadian art
CRAFTSMEN AT WORK. CanNFB 1946 13min sd color $112.50, rent $5 709.71
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Produced by the NoVa Scotia Dept. of Industry and Publicity
Shows some of the handicrafts of the province: spinning, dyeing the wool with home made vegetable dyes, and weaving it into cloth on hand looms; pottery from native clays,; metal work and wood carving. The musical background of the film consists largely of old folk songs sung without accompaniment
HABITANT ARTS AND CRAFTS. CanNFB 1944 lOmin sd color $75, rent $2.50 709.71
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After emigrating from France the habitant both preserved his mother country's traditions and made himself proficient in old Indian crafts such as snowshoe making, shipbuilding, and wood-carving. Baking in outdoor ovens, growing flax and spinning are all among the accomplishments of these thrifty folk
HANDS ARE SURE. QueTour&PubBur 30min sd color loan 709.71
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This color film is also available in French under title "Vocation des Mains"
The charm of French Canada is presented through examples of Its handicrafts. Examples of weaving, braided rugs, embroideries, wood carving, pottery and glass blowing
709.72 Mexican art
ARTS AND CRAFTS OF MEXICO. EBF 1939 llmin sd (Art ser) $45. rent $2.50 709.72
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Collaborator: M. D. C. Crawford, author of "Conquest of Culture"
Native craftsmen are shown in their home workshops. Spinning sheep's wool, the weaving of scrapes (sleeveless coat-like blankets), basket making, glass blowing, and pottery mak
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