1973 - 1973 (inclusive)
3 item(s) of artworks

(inclusive)
1 item(s) of artworks

1976 - 1976 (inclusive)
2 item(s) of artworks

1965 - 1990 (inclusive)
74 item(s) of artworks
Bruno Bozzetto is an Italian animator. His film, GRASSHOPPERS (1990), was nominated for an Academy Award for animated short.

1936 - 1949 (inclusive)
1.5 linear ft. of papers
75 item(s) of artworks
Donald F. Gledhill was an American executive. He served as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences executive secretary from 1934 to 1943 and was married to Margaret Buck (who later became Margaret Herrick) from 1931 to 1945.

1987 - 1988 (bulk)
514 folder(s) of artworks
Joe Peacock is a writer, web developer, and collector who collected materials related to AKIRA (1988).

1963 - 1971 (inclusive)
4 item(s) of artworks

1992 - 1992 (inclusive)
2 item(s) of artworks

1960 - 1993 (inclusive)
47 linear ft. of papers

1 linear ft. of papers
35 folder(s) of artworks

1914 - 2016 (inclusive)
1054 item(s) of artworks

1 item(s) of artworks

1992 - 1992 (inclusive)
2 item(s) of artworks

1949 - 1996 (inclusive)
233 linear ft. of papers
33 linear ft. of photos
396 item(s) of posters
18382 item(s) of artworks
Saul Bass was an American graphic designer, animator, and director. He founded Saul Bass & Associates in 1946 and co-founded the design firm Bass/Yager and Associates. His animated and graphic title sequences opened numerous feature films from the 1950s through 1990s. Bass worked on several films directed by Alfred Hitchcock, including PSYCHO (1960). Bass also produced and directed animated shorts, live-action documentaries, and television commercials. Many of his corporate logos, for clients such as AT&T, Quaker, and the United Way, have become cultural icons.