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Black and White Illustration for "Moving Pictures": Settlers Moving

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Date:

1999

Reference:

R5667

Type of material:

Art

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Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

3012013

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Colin Low fonds

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Black and White Illustration for "Moving Pictures": Settlers Moving
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Date(s):

1999

Place of creation:

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Extent:

1 watercolour / aquarelle : grey and black wash and pen and black ink over pencil on wove paper
Support 58.700 x 73.900 cm

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The NFB website describes "Moving Pictures" as: The horrors of war, the art of producing pictures, the autobiography of a master filmmaker and the parallels between the mass production of weapons and violent media images--all come together in "Moving Pictures", a rich, multi-layered documentary. Over the course of a 50 year career, Colin Low has directed or produced 200 films, and has garnered a remarkable nine Oscar nominations. During the same period, he has collected images of war--etchings and woodcuts, including extremely detailed miniatures. But the images that have so fascinated and haunted Low are nearly impossible to accurately capture on film. So Low shot "Moving Pictures" in 35mm, and developed techniques--used here for the first time--to show the fine lines of stamps and the microscopic details of tiny copperplate etchings with startling clarity. In "Moving Pictures", Low traces his growing awareness of war, the perversion of art into propaganda, and the technological advances that have led to a more efficient creation and dissemination of images--as well as more effective weapons of mass destruction., See 2000-R5667-84 for another black and white illustration for the film "Moving Pictures."

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Artist: Low, Colin, 1926-2016
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00083
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