Kenneth Clark in Civilisation Courtesy of the BBC ... Wyver made the now unjustly neglected series State of the Art for Channel 4 in 1986. “We very self-consciously saw ourselves working in ...

Kenneth Clark illuminates the Dark Ages, the six centuries following the collapse of the Roman Empire (AD400 to AD1000). 2. The Great Thaw The Gothic reawakening of European civilisation in the ...

Philip Dodd discusses Kenneth Clark's Civilisation ... of a landmark series? In an increasingly diverse broadcasting landscape what could a new version of a programme such as Civilization say ...

The BBC is looking back at the history and impact of the original series he presented on BBC Two in 1969, to coincide with Tate Britain’s exhibition Kenneth Clark: Looking For Civilisation.

Kenneth Clark made the original series in 1969 Ben Luke20 May 2014 The BBC series Civilisation was unlike anything that had preceded it. One of the first BBC colour documentaries, the epic 13-part ...

Kenneth Clark’s classic documentary series, Civilisation, is to be shown in high definition for the first time. The influential 13-part series, first broadcast in 1969 and telling the story of ...

The British art historian Kenneth ... civilization. “What is civilization?” Clark asks himself in the first few minutes of the first episode. “I don’t know,” he answers. Later in the ...

Civilisation: A Personal View by Kenneth Clark began on 23 February 1969. The ground-breaking arts documentary series was written and presented by art historian Kenneth Clark as his personal view ...

To the millions who watched the landmark TV series Civilisation, Kenneth Clark was the nation’s authority on culture. But behind the scenes, the art historian turned to a children’s ...

Kenneth Clark had a significant impact on British art during the 20th century, he was an art historian, a former director of the National Gallery and his television series Civilisation brought art ...

The BBC is looking back at the history and impact of the original series he presented on BBC Two in 1969, to coincide with Tate Britain’s exhibition Kenneth Clark: Looking For Civilisation.