Hallowed Fire: The Art of Evie Hone(1950)

Hallowed Fire: The Art of Evie Hone Synopsis

This short documentary about renowned Irish cubist painter and stained glass artist Evie Hone was one of a series of artist profiles commissioned by the Cultural Relations Committee of the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs. Filmed at her Dublin studio in Marley Park in Rathfarnham in 1950, it explores the artist’s life, creative process and influences. Hone discusses her education and upbringing, and demonstrates the process of creating stained glass. The film is shot mainly in black and white (due probably to budgetary restrictions) with colour stock reserved to show some of her finest stained glass work at the end of the film.

Hallowed Fire: The Art of Evie Hone (1950) is a film, released on January 1, 1950 with a runtime of 12m. It stars Evie Hone and H.L. Morrow.