Light in the Window

Light in the Window (also known as Light in the Window; The Art of Vermeer) is a 1952 short film directed by Jean Oser. It won an Academy Award in 1953 for Best Short Subject (One-Reel). ^[1]

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Of Pups and Puzzles (1941 - 1 reel) · Main Street on the March! (1941 - 2 reel) · Speaking of Animals and Their Families (1942 - 1 reel) · Beyond the Line of Duty (1942 - 2 reel) · Amphibious Fighters (1943 - 1 reel) · Heavenly Music (1943 - 2 reel) · Who's Who in Animal Land (1944 - 1 reel) · I Won't Play (1944 - 2 reel) · Stairway to Light (1945 - 1 reel) · Star in the Night (1945 - 2 reel) · Facing Your Danger (1946 - 1 reel) · A Boy and His Dog (1946 - 2 reel) · Goodbye, Miss Turlock (1947 - 1 reel) · Climbing the Matterhorn (1947 - 2 reel) · Symphony of a City (1948 - 1 reel) · Seal Island (1948 - 2 reel) · Aquatic House Party (1949 - 1 reel) · A Boy and His Dog (1949 - 2 reel) · Grandad of Races (1950 - 1 reel) · In Beaver Valley (1950 - 2 reel) · World of Kids (1951 - 1 reel) · Nature's Half Acre (1951 - 2 reel) · Light in the Window (1952 - 1 reel) · Water Birds (1952 - 2 reel) · Overture to The Merry Wives of Windsor (1953 - 1 reel) · Bear Country (1953 - 2 reel) · This Mechanical Age (1954 - 1 reel) · A Time Out of War (1954 - 2 reel) · Survival City (1955 - 1 reel) · The Face of Lincoln (1955 - 2 reel) · Crashing the Water Barrier (1956 - 1 reel) · The Bespoke Overcoat (1956 - 2 reel) · The Wetback Hound (1957) · Grand Canyon (1958) · The Golden Fish (1959) · Day of the Painter (1960)

v • d • e American films of the 1950s

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