Underplayed Gems

Dan Sterup-Hansen (1957)

Dan Sterup-Hansen poster
Directed by
Kristian Begtorp
Genre
documentary film
Country
Denmark
Runtime
12 min
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How it feels

This Danish documentary follows artist Dan Sterup-Hansen as he studies the environment at Copenhagen Central Station. It then shows the creation of his black and color etchings and the development of his large ceramic relief at Folkets Hus on Enghavevej.

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What happens

Dan Sterup-Hansen er en dansk portrætfilm fra 1957 instrueret af Kristian Begtorp. Maler og grafiker Dan Sterup-Hansen (1918-1995) skildres her som grafiker, hvor han i en periode gjorde studier af miljøet på Københavns Hovedbanegård. Senere følges processerne ved sort- og farveraderingernes tilblivelse. Desuden ses forarbejdet og tilblivelsen af hans store keramikrelief på Folkets Hus på Enghavevej. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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