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I know a man ... Ashley Bryan, a film by Richard Kane and Robert Shetterly ; Kane-Lewis Productions and Union of Maine Visual Artists present ; producers, Richard Kane and Robert Shetterly ; directed by Richard Kane

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I know a man ... Ashley Bryan, a film by Richard Kane and Robert Shetterly ; Kane-Lewis Productions and Union of Maine Visual Artists present ; producers, Richard Kane and Robert Shetterly ; directed by Richard Kane
Language
eng
Characteristic
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Main title
I know a man ... Ashley Bryan
Oclc number
1008887222
Responsibility statement
a film by Richard Kane and Robert Shetterly ; Kane-Lewis Productions and Union of Maine Visual Artists present ; producers, Richard Kane and Robert Shetterly ; directed by Richard Kane
Runtime
73
Summary
"A story about a beloved 94-year-old artist who skips and jumps in his heart like a child, yet is a spiritually deep creative wonder and poet/illustrator of more than 50 children's books, maker of magical puppets and sea glass windows from found objects inspired by his African heritage. His talent was nutured by artist Romare Bearden. Ashley was drafted out of Cooper Union into the segregated US army at age 19. In response to the darkness of war and racism, he has been using art to celebrate joy, explore the mysteries of faith, and create loving community. His life story and the art he makes from this wellspring of experience is an inspiration to people of all ages. Ashley is a winner of the New York Public Library Literary Lions, a Newbery Honor, and several Coretta Scott King Book Awards among many others"--Container
Table Of Contents
I know a man ... Ashley Bryan (73 min.) -- I know a man ... Ashley Bryan (57 min.) -- Ashley Bryan's world (32 min.)
Technique
live action
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Ashley Bryan
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