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Film ID | ACE034 |
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Title | Alfred Wallis |
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Date | 1973 |
Director | Christopher Mason |
Production Company | Mason Bruce Associates |
Synopsis | The work of self-taught British Primitive painter, Alfred Wallis (1855-1942). |
Minutes | 22 min |
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ACE034.2 (00:00:00 - 00:09:58) VOs over talking about Alfred Wallis over one of his paintings. Harmonium over harbour scenes at St Ives; Barnoon cemetery. Bernard Leach’s gravestone of…ALFRED WALLIS ARTIST & MARINER 1855 aug 18 aug 29 1942 INTO THY HANDS O LORD. Credits. Paintings including detail from Fishes and Lobster Pots. Photographs of St Ives around 1900, boats and scrap-metal merchant’s cart; St Ives street scenes. VOs talking about Wallis and his work. Photograph of Wallis. Bellows with painting (c.1933-1937); painted stone jar. Paintings including Sailing Ship and Lighthouse, Boats Under Saltash Bridge, Boats Before a Great Bridge (c.1935-1937), landscapes and views of St Ives, Two-Master and Green Fields, Penzance Harbour, Bellaventur of Brixham Labordoo Newfoundland; detail. Mount’s Bay – Five Ships. Film of Godrevy lighthouse. Paintings of ships and lighthouses; This Sain Fishery That Use To Be. ACE034.3 (00:09:58 - 00:15:15) ACE034.4 (00:15:15 - 00:21:43) |
Full credits | Produced by Mason Bruce Associates. Camera Clive Tickner; Sound Iain Bruce; Additional photography Brian Grainger; Assistance Stephen Tickner, Michael Nelson; Sound mixer Peter Rann; Music recorded by Roger Slack; Harmonium Ben Nance; Stills Studio St Ives, Cornwall; Directed by Christopher Mason. |
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ACE034.2 (00:00:00 - 00:09:58) ACE034.3 (00:09:58 - 00:15:15) ACE034.4 (00:15:15 - 00:21:43) |
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