A thoughtful, introspective view of the artistic spirit and how it impels those in which it resides. It provides insight into the artist's mind, the struggle between art and livelyhood, the creative process and how this is realized in the artist's work. Likewise it reveals how the work is regarded by the viewers and the ways they are affected. This is all laid down with World War II and contemporary history as a backdrop. Very patient and revealing.
Review of RN Documentary: The Girl At The Window
Frank Paine
Posted on July 06, 2004 at 04:07 PM
A thoughtful, introspective view of the artistic spirit and how it impels those in which it resides. It provides insight into the artist's mind, the struggle between art and livelyhood, the creative process and how this is realized in the artist's work. Likewise it reveals how the work is regarded by the viewers and the ways they are affected. This is all laid down with World War II and contemporary history as a backdrop. Very patient and revealing.