
Figures in a Landscape
Synopsis
A documentary feature looking at examples of Barbara Hepworth's sculpture set against the Cornish settings that inspired them.
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Barbara Hepworth - Figures in a Landscape (1953) - extractOfficial
Type: Clip • Published 2011-05-20
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Source: MUBI (Venice)
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Dudley Shaw Ashton
- Original Score
- Priaulx Rainier
- Original Title
- Figures in a Landscape
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 18m
- Production Studios
- BFI Experimental Film Fund, Brain Wind Ensemble, BFI
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Dudley Shaw Ashton
Priaulx Rainier
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Dudley Shaw Ashton
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Figures in a Landscape
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What is Figures in a Landscape about?
A documentary feature looking at examples of Barbara Hepworth's sculpture set against the Cornish settings that inspired them.
Who directed Figures in a Landscape?
Figures in a Landscape was directed by Dudley Shaw Ashton.
Who stars in Figures in a Landscape?
The principal cast of Figures in a Landscape includes Cecil Day-Lewis.
When was Figures in a Landscape released and how long is it?
Figures in a Landscape was released in 1953 with a total runtime of 18m.
Who composed the musical score for Figures in a Landscape?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Figures in a Landscape was composed by Priaulx Rainier.
