Two Weeks in Another Town Vie Veneto, Rome
1960s street in Rome translucently painted to allow backlighting effects adding depth to the illusion. Areas designated to fall into shadow are painted out with dark gray paint on the rear of the backdrop. This back-painting technique blocks light from behind, creating time-of-day changes, architectural enhancements illuminating windows from behind. Sections of this painting, including the signs and streetlights have been removed and replaced with China silk for brighter lighting effects
Director
				Vincente Minnelli
			Studio
				Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
			Art Direction
				George Davis, Urie McCleary
			Scenic Art Supervisor
				
			Description
				Vie Veneto, Rome
			Place
				Rome, Italy, 1960s
			Date
				1962
			Dimensions
				20’-1” x 14’-5”
			Medium
				Dry color and gelatin binder on cotton muslin
			Style
				Interior Architecture
			Credit
				Gift of J.C. Backings Corporation
			Photo Credit
				Texas Performing Arts, Sandy Carson
			A Vincent Minnelli film about a washed-up actor, recently released from an asylum, seeking a new lease on life and his career when offered a part in a movie by a former director.

 
							 
		        			        		 
		        			        		 
		        			        		 
		        			        		 
		        			        		




