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Art from Norway

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
1547A
Date Released
29 Jan 1959
Date submitted
22 Jan 1959
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1The Prince’s Indian Tour
  2. 2A Stout Effort Fails
  3. 3A Fine Model
  4. 4Art from Norway
  5. 5Bounding Cadets
  6. 6In the Sun

Story

Story No. within this Issue
4 / 6
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Art From Norway. DESCRIPTION: Shown at the Norwegian Art Exhibition in London is a bride’s crown of the sixteenth century, to give one example. The most valuable of all the exhibits is a twelfth century tapestry, one of the five oldest tapestries in the world. Early silver tankards were on show. Inside one of them are drinking pegs. Each guest would drink down to the next peg. SHOTLIST: CU tapestry (key). MS girl handling bride’s crown of the 16th century. CU girl places crown on her head. CU girl handles Viking spur made of gold. LS 12th century tapestry (5th oldest in world), MS same. CU section of tapestry. MS same. CU another section of tapestry. LS oak statue of St Olaf (1250). MS same. CU head of statue. CU SS head of man in soapstone from Trondheim Cathedral. Front shot same. MS head of King Eystein. CU same. MS early silver tankards on table - girl selects one. CU girl opens tankard revealing drinking pegs.
Keywords
Arts and crafts; History and archaeology; Exhibitions and shows
Locations
London; England
Card file number
76123
Credits:
Camera
David W. Samuelson
Commentator
Geoffrey Sumner
Length of story (in feet)
83
Story extras:

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