01 January 1962 24 mins
Pictures the American painter Loren Maciver as she roams purposefully or idly during the four seasons of the year and observes objects, movement, and color that abound in city and country.
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United States 01 January 1962
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02 January 1962
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31 December 1962
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02 August 1962
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01 April 1962
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21 December 1962
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23 November 1962
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