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City from 'Dinotopia' drawing Keith Wilson Dinosaur TV Mini Series 2002-03

Artist: Keith Wilson (All)

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City from 'Dinotopia' drawing Keith Wilson Dinosaur TV Mini Series 2002-03 Comic Art

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Title:	City from 'Dinotopia' drawing Keith Wilson Dinosaur TV Mini Series 2002-03
Artist:	Keith Wilson (All)
Media Type:	Mixed Media
Art Type:	Illustration
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	222
Likes on CAF:	2 3
Comments:	3
Added to Site:	1/3/2024
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Couple of Dinosaur artworks for our Dinosaur gallery.

Artist: Keith Wilson (1941-2011)
Title: Exterior waterfall city from 'Dinotopia' (TV Mini Series 2002-03)
Medium: Pencil, ink & wash on board
Size: 520 x 780 mm
Signed: no
Provenance: From the archive of British production designer Keith Wilson (1941-2011). Wilson had a long association with AP Films and Gerry Anderson from the 1960s and was highly regarded within the science-fiction genre. Keith Wilson's set designs for numerous film and television productions included Thunderbirds (1965) UFO (1970) Space 1999 (1975-78) Great Expectations (1989) Oliver Twist (1997) The Seventh Scroll (1999) Dinotopia (2002) A Christmas Carol (2004) and The Ten Commandments (2007). He was awarded an Emmy for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Art Direction for Starlin (1992) and a Cable ACE Award for Art Direction for The Old Curiosity Shop (1995).

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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 1/3/2024

You can't even see the edge of the city from our vantage point. Very nice to use this tone of paper and pen to have a vintage look of the early 20th century illustrations. It's done in a way before cameras were used to document exotic locales for books and newspapers.

Steel Shredder
Member Since 2022

1 - Posted on 1/4/2024

Marcus Wai wrote:

You can't even see the edge of the city from our vantage point.� Very nice to use this tone of paper and pen to have a vintage look of the early 20th century illustrations.� It's done in a way before cameras were used to document exotic locales for books and newspapers.

Yes it has a look of a Fortunino Matania sketch, or of course Roy Krenkel, who was influenced by Matania.

Duke Fleed aka #1 Groo Fan
Member Since 2013

1 - Posted on 1/3/2024

Beauty!

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