New Ways of Seeing

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A Lesson in Art with Ben Karp

"Ben Karp takes a group of beginning art students on a sketching trip. When they encounter difficulty in getting started, Karp offers them a point of view on how to begin. He analyses the importance of the stroke in paintings from the Museum of Modern Art, Wildenstein's Gallery, and the collection of Edward G. Robinson. He demonstrates how this way of seeing nature can also be used by the beginning artist to help him respond more fully to the word he sees." (Educational Film Guide", 1954-1958)

This print is damaged, with lots of splices and torn and missing perforations .

Archive

Internet Archive, in Prelinger Archives

Licence or status

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Rights statement

Film states: "Copyright 1954 by R. Tilton". Catalog of Copyright Entries 1950-59 states: "NEW WAYS OF SEEING: A LESSON IN ART WITH BEN KARP. Roger Tilton. 1 1/2 reels, sd., color, 16mm. Kodachrome. (c) Roger Tilton; 30Dec54; LP4578." No renewal shown in Copyright Office records.

Credit

Roger Tilton

Language

English

Subtitles

English (automatic)

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