The Lost Artwork of Hollywood

The Lost Artwork of Hollywood
Adopted by
Wesley Protsman
In memory of Lee Stern
on January 31, 2019
The Lost Artwork of Hollywood, illustration: A Night at the Opera

The lost artwork of Hollywood : classic images from cinema's golden age

New York: Watson-Guptill Publications, 1996.

Whether romantic farces in black-and-white or western epics in Technicolor, movies from Hollywood's golden age were introduced to the world by entrancing posters. The Lost Artwork of Hollywood is a tribute to the illustrators and artists who created posters and other promotional materials to spark the imagination of the public. Focusing on movies of the 1920s, 30s, and 40s, the book contains over 100 images from film promotional materials, many of them full-page reproductions. Each image is accompanied by an informative blurb that comments on the artwork, the artist’s technique, and the cultural context of the film.

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