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Harryhausen - The Movie Posters

By (author) Richard Holliss
Format: Hardback
Publisher: Titan Books Ltd, London, United Kingdom
Published: 4th Sep 2018
Dimensions: w 264mm h 328mm d 24mm
Weight: 1700g
ISBN-10: 1785656783
ISBN-13: 9781785656781
Barcode No: 9781785656781
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Synopsis
Harryhausen - The Movie Posters showcases the posters from all of Ray's movies, from 1949's Mighty Joe Young, to Clash of the Titans in 1981. There has never been a book published devoted solely to the promotional art associated with the films themselves. Featuring posters from all over the world, as well as commentary from The Ray & Diana Harryhausen Foundation, this is an essential addition to any fan's library.

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"this book is a true gift for the fanatics. To flip through its pages is to travel back in time"
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"a must for fans of Harryhausen's films, collectors of movie posters and related memorabilia, art history buffs, anyone interested in advertising and design, and students of film and film history"
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"makes an awesome addition to a movie book collection or to be proudly displayed on your coffee table"
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"This book is awesome and it's filled with a ton of absolutely incredible artwork that should appeal to any fan of film, even if you've never seen a Ray Harryhausen film" - Cinema Sentries

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