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""I left
still photography," Van Dyke writes, "because it could
not provide the things that I knew films could provide. I was
excited and interested in film as a pure medium of expression, but
I was more interested in using it for a social end." Willard
Van Dyke |
Presents a series of hands engaged in
activities that range from resting to important daily tasks, to
dramatize the greater economic value of hands put to work by the Works
Progress Administration.
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Hands, B&W, silent, circa 1934.
Ralph Steiner and Willard Van Dyke. 5 minutes.
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