Produced by Ken Meyer Productions.

Frame Index:

Sloane
• 707-4940 Sloane explains the purpose of his art
• 4972-12699 Sloane reproduces moods of the spirit of Early America
• 12700-17039 Sloane's preoccupation with the sky and how it came to be
• 17050-19470 Sloane's collection of Early Americana and his books on the subject
• 19480-21720 "Eric Sloane Day" in Sugarloaf, New York
• 21500-22960 Sloane's view of the role of the artist
• 23000-29200 Sloane Stanley Museum of Early American artifacts
• 29225-32872 Barn sequence
• 12925-36000 Sky paintings
• 36100-40300 Taos, New Mexico
• 40215-51117 Sloane paints, discussing his method
• 51118 Credits

Paintings
• 6600-7102 Village with steeple
• 9370 Kansas field with clouds
• 9555 New England farm
• 9700 Covered bridge
• 9766-10008 Hanging sickle
• 10010-10434 Barn interior
• 10500 Haying
• 10532-11002 Haying at dusk
• 11005-11374 Slant of light on barn
• 11420-11640 "Harvest Moon"
• 11680 Geese across sky
• 11870 Wood barn in snow
• 11890-12135 Stone barn in snow
• 12140-12705 Winter farmstead
• 12709-13069 Airplane in sky
• 13072-13369 Thunderstorm
• 19176-19472 Blue house in snow
• 32400- Barn
• 32450 Spring house
• 32655 Deserted barn
• 32696-32872 Deserted barn in snow
• 32876-33140 Clouds
• 33143-33397 Distant rainstorm
• 34301-35520 Air and Space Museum Mural in Washington, D.C
• 35548-35837 Canyon rainbow
• 35900-35938 Moon over canyon
• 15980 "Diamonds in the Sky"
• 36460-36648 Pueblo with kiva
• 36650-36948 Sunlit Pueblo village
• 36950-37595 Kiva with storm clouds
• 37599-37917 New Mexico cemetary
• 37920-38000 "Taos Morada"
• 38050-38147 "Rancho de Taos Church"
• 49580-50238 Slant of light on barn

Each of the 12 titles in this collection were originally issued in "Collectors Editions" box sets. Box included the disc, with a hand signed label and unique number, disc jacket with gold leaf printing and color coordinated with a hardbound book which is also hand signed by the artist with a matching number. Each of these sets was limited to 100 units.

The images here are of a generic white jacket with black printing. The disc labels have the artist name written in black ink (not signed by the artist) and have a number of "X". It is unknown how many of each title in this format were issued.

The programs were made for PBS between 1980 and 1982.