Hollywood Art: Art Direction in the Days of the Great Studios

Beverly Heisner

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The heyday of Hollywood studio art departments was in the 1930s and 40s when strong art directors like Cedric Gibbons and Hans Dreier brought together more artists and artisans under one roof working on the same projects than any other enterprise in the history of modern American art.

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