01 January 1963 Factual 30 mins
John Canaday analyzes the place of art among the humanities as an expression of man's attempt to define what it means to be a human being. Mr. Canaday shows how the masterworks of art and architecture have formed a visual history of man's thought, ideals, and most fondly-held beliefs.
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Donald Moffat as Narrator
Sandy Fisher Sound Designer
United States 01 January 1963
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