The Art of Drew Struzan
By (Author) Drew Struzan
By (author) David J. Schow
Titan Books Ltd
Titan Books Ltd
7th October 2010
24th September 2010
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Films, cinema
Individual designers or design groups
741.674
Hardback
160
Width 239mm, Height 318mm, Spine 19mm
1179g
Drew Struzan has created some of the most iconic movie poster images of the last 30 years, from "Raiders of the Lost Ark" to "Star Wars: Episode III". This is the first book to cover his movie work in depth. Featuring over 300 pieces of artwork, including previously unseen poster art for "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" and "Hellboy II", this is a treat for movie buffs and artists alike.
"If you love movie posters youll want to have this on yourbookshelf, or coffee table." -- Leonard Maltin
"The Art of Drew Struzan is required reading for any fan of theartist, any fan of the films he did art for, and any fan of movie posters ingeneral." -- comingsoon.net
"...visual chocolate for every lover of movie posters..." -- Tor.com
"Page after gorgeous page of draft compositions and alternate posters that, until now, went unseen by the public at large." -- Cinematical
"Drews work evokes the magic of cinema and his raw passion forit is right there on every single page." -- Film Junk
"The art alone would make this a worthwhile book to pick up butit's the context and history you get along the way that seals the deal. TheArt of Drew Struzan should be on the reading list of any movie buff." -- Blog Critics
"The Art of Drew Struzan immortalizes a man who contributed much more than film advertisements. He gave America icons and the magic to remember them by." -- One Metal
Drew Struzan's art is some of the most iconic in modern movies, with the artwork for over 150 movie posters to his credit, including all the Star Wars, Back to the Future and Indiana Jones movies, Harry Potter, E.T., Big Trouble in Little China, The Goonies and the Muppets. George Lucas dubbed him "the only collectible artist since World War II" and Steven Spielberg called him his "favorite movie artist".