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Subjects: Illustrators
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Artist proofs by Al Hirschfeld
88 item(s) of artworks
Albert "Al" Hirschfeld was an American caricaturist active from the 1920s through 1990s, best known for his line drawings of celebrities. - 2
Brian Froud drawings for Labyrinth - 3
Cem Özüduru storyboards for BASKIN2015 - 2015 (inclusive)
140 item(s) of artworks - 4
Don Freeman artwork collected by M. Lee Stone1940 - 1960 (bulk)
72 item(s) of artworks - 5
Gladys Perint Palmer illustrations and diary for READY TO WEAR (PRÊT-À-PORTER)1994 - 1994 (inclusive)
106 item(s) of artworks
1 folder(s) of papers
Gladys Perint Palmer is a fashion journalist, illustrator, and educator. - 6
Keye Luke papers1918 - 1987 (inclusive)
13 linear ft. of papers
2.6 linear ft. of photos
418 item(s) of artworks
1 item(s) of posters - 7
Liza Donnelly drawings2016 - 2019 - 8
Mentor Huebner storyboard drawings for FUNNY GIRL
23 item(s) of artworks - 9
Roger McDonald papers1933 - 1960 (inclusive)
6.25 linear ft. of papers
309 item(s) of artworks - 10
Wilbur G. Kurtz collection1903 - 1991 (inclusive)
1.8 linear ft. of papers
Wilbur G. Kurtz Sr. was an American historian, commercial artist, mural painter, writer-illustrator, and researcher. Kurtz moved to Atlanta in 1912 and spent the next fifty-five years documenting the history of the area, including the Atlanta campaign of the Civil War and the history of The General, the locomotive used in the Andrews Raid. He served as a technical advisor for several films, including GONE WITH THE WIND (1939), SONG OF THE SOUTH (1946), and THE GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE (1956). - 11
William B. Major papers1957 - 1982 (inclusive)
1.7 linear ft. of papers
1197 item(s) of artworks
William B. Major was an American illustrator and storyboard artist. He spent most of his career at Paramount and Universal, and was briefly at Disney. His work was exhibited as part of a 2007 Academy exhibition, "The Art of the Motion Picture Illustrator."
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