Filmmakers Steven Spielberg and George Lucas have paid tribute to Drew Struzan, a renowned film poster artist who recently passed away at the age of 78. Struzan's family confirmed his death on October 13th, stating he succumbed to Alzheimer's disease.
Struzan was celebrated for his iconic, photorealistic illustrations that graced posters for numerous blockbuster films and beloved franchises, including "Back to the Future," "The Empire Strikes Back," "The Goonies," "The Shawshank Redemption," and "The Thing."
In their statements, Spielberg described Struzan's posters as "event art" that elevated movies into destinations, noting his unique style captured the essence of films. Lucas lauded Struzan as an artist of the highest order whose illustrations conveyed the excitement and spirit of his movies, making them come alive with color and life. Director Guillermo Del Toro also mourned the loss of a genius artist and a friend. St... download the app to read more
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