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Shaped by Danish hands (1948)

Shaped by Danish hands poster
Directed by
Hagen Hasselbalch
Genre
documentary film
Country
Denmark
Runtime
12 min

How it feels

This documentary gives foreign audiences a look at Danish artisans and how they work with clay, wood, and silver. It shows the making of pottery, the ceramics industry, furniture design, and metalwork by several artists and architects.

informativeobservationalcalmeducationalstraightforwardpacedearthycraft-focused

What happens

Shaped by Danish hands er en dokumentarfilm instrueret af Hagen Hasselbalch efter manuskript af Hagen Hasselbalch. Filmen skal give udlandet et indtryk af danske kunsthåndværkere og deres arbejde i ler, træ og sølv. Den viser fremstilling af jydepotter, lerdrejning på skive og begitning. Den strejfer porcelænsindustrien og viser nogle danske keramikere og deres arbejder. Man får et indtryk af udviklingen indenfor dansk møbelkunst og præsenteres for 6-7 møbelarkitekter. Til sidst ser man nogle af de kunstnere, der arbejder med ædelmetal. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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