The Face of Lincoln

Merrill Gage describes the life and career of Lincoln as he sculptures from clay a life-like bust of the President, making physical changes in the subject's face, hair, beard, and expression to correspond with events in Lincoln's life., Professor Merrell Gage head of the Dept. of Sculpture at the University of Southern California, describes the life and career of Abraham Lincoln as he sculpts from clay a life-like bust of the 16th President, making physical changes in the subject's face, hair, beard, and expression, to correspond with events in Lincoln's life.

Credits

Directed by
Edward Freed
Cast
Robert Merrell Gage
Complete catalog record
Merrill Gage describes the life and career of Lincoln as he sculptures from clay a life-like bust of the President, making physical changes in the subject's face, hair, beard, and expression to correspond with events in Lincoln's life., Professor Merrell Gage head of the Dept. of Sculpture at the University of Southern California, describes the life and career of Abraham Lincoln as he sculpts from clay a life-like bust of the 16th President, making physical changes in the subject's face, hair, beard, and expression, to correspond with events in Lincoln's life.
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Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, description, catalog record
  2. Wikidata · Q7733033 ↗ — country, genre, credits