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Released
1966 · FILM

Vzglyanite na litso

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Written by
Runtime
11 min
Language
RU
Documentary

Synopsis

A short film produced for the Hermitage Museum explores Leonardo da Vinci's *Madonna Litta*. The film provides an in-depth look at the artwork, examining its historical context, artistic techniques, and significance within da Vinci's oeuvre. Filmed within the museum's galleries, the piece offers viewers a closer perspective on the painting's details and the environment in which it is displayed. The Hermitage Museum, located in Saint Petersburg, Russia, is home to one of the most extensive art collections in the world, and the short film highlights the museum's role in preserving and presenting important works of art like the *Madonna Litta*.

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Principal cast & crew: 4

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Shot by Pyotr MostovoyScored by Valery Arzumanov

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