Wild Souls. Symbolism In The Art Of The Baltic States

Baltic art emerged by the late 19th century almost simultaneously with the birth of the idea of independent Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, becoming a part of the strive for independence. After WWII, the Soviet occupation erased the Baltic States from the map of European art for 50 years. The exhibition "Wild Souls. Symbolism in the Art of the Baltic States" in Paris marks the centenary celebrations of the Baltic States. The Baltic artists of the early 20th century did not identify themselves as symbolists, and yet the curator of the exhibition saw a new take on this genre in their works.

• GENREGÉNERODocumentary: Other, on location
• STATUSESTATUS DEL PROGRAMAcompleted
• Production CompanyProductoraLatvian Television (Latvia)
• ProducerProductorDana Melzoba
• Executive ProducerProductor ejecutivoIeva Rozentale
• TV DirectorTV DirectorLinda Veinberga
• AuthorAutorAnete Konste
• Director of PhotographyDirector de fotografíaUvis Burjāns
• PRODUCTION YEARAÑO DE PRODUCCIÓN2021
• RECORDEDGRABACIÓNRiga (Latvia), Paris (France), Vilnius (Lithuania), Tallinn (Estonia), 2018-2021
• DURATIONDURACIÓN56
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• ASPECT RATIORELACIÓN DIMENSIONAL1 : 1.78 (16:9)
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