I had the honor of knowing this man way back when I was 10 years old and living in AuSable Forks, NY. Visited him a few times on his dairy farm. His studio was any true artist's dream come true. Remember looking at his finished paintings in the storage area of the studio. Rockwell was a workaholic when it came to his painting.
Thanks for getting back with me! I very much want to see this film, however the Amazon price is a bit steep for me, can it be rented, downloaded at a smaller cost or viewed through Netflix?
I don't believe so. Honestly, the documentary is a double feature... so you're getting 2 documentaries for that price. If you love Rockwell Kent, it is worth every penny
Has this been sold to Hulu, Amazon or Netflix? I would love to watch this streaming somewhere. It was really inspiring to me when I saw it in 2003 at TCU.
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I had the honor of knowing this man way back when I was 10 years old and living in AuSable Forks, NY. Visited him a few times on his dairy farm. His studio was any true artist's dream come true. Remember looking at his finished paintings in the storage area of the studio. Rockwell was a workaholic when it came to his painting.
Wonderful film- rich, vast, detailed, beautiful.
Beautiful. Seems to be conveying a message much bigger than the subject. Anxious to see the documentary.
You can find the documentary available on Amazon.com. I added a specific link to the video description!
Saw this film when it screened at TCU. Greg Mansur is the man!
Let me follow up with Frederick, stand by!
Thanks for getting back with me! I very much want to see this film, however the Amazon price is a bit steep for me, can it be rented, downloaded at a smaller cost or viewed through Netflix?
The link provided above does not post a home page for more information. How else can the documentary be seen?
I don't believe so. Honestly, the documentary is a double feature... so you're getting 2 documentaries for that price. If you love Rockwell Kent, it is worth every penny
Has this been sold to Hulu, Amazon or Netflix? I would love to watch this streaming somewhere. It was really inspiring to me when I saw it in 2003 at TCU.