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This first stop-motion animated short film by award winning American sculptor John Frame involves thirty-five highly articulated characters that inhabit a world ...
John Frame: Three Fragments of a Lost Tale
This animated/live film is a part of an ongoing project entitled "The Tale of The Crippled Boy." There are currently thirty five articulated characters along with ...
Artist Profile -- John Frame: Three Fragments of a Lost Tale
John Frame's characters are not meant to live under glass. The Southern California artist has created a world from wooden and found objects that seem to ...
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