The Mining town: (Casting the money-lenders from the Temple)

Australia, 1981

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Episode number 21 of Series “The Australian eye IV”.
A study of the painting “The Mining town” by Arthur Boyd. Arthur Boyd, as an artist, has developed his own personal imagery to express the universal themes of love and oppression of life and death, regeneration and metamorphosis. The film is centred around one of his most complex allegorical paintings. He speaks of the effect of his upbringing and family background upon the style and content of his work and the influence of Brueghel on his art.

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producer

Malcolm Otton

director

David Muir

production company

Australian National Gallery

Film Australia

Duration

00:10:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1981

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The Australian eye IV

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The Australian eye IV

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