Syd Mead Hand-Drawn Kiosk Concept Artwork with Descriptions

Sold Stock #60719 | Sold Mar 19 2016

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A pair of Syd Mead’s original hand-drawn concept artwork depicting a kiosk with a public phone from Ridley Scott’s sci-fi film Blade Runner. This early design evolved into the Vid-Phon, a futuristic public phone featured in the film when Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) called Rachael (Sean Young) from The Snake Pit.
Drawn on fine paper using a black pen, this version of the Vid-Phon does not depict the use of a video monitor, but adds a rotating case with a safety measure to trap ‘wanted’ users. Along with detailed notes outlining the various functions of the device, each page also shows both front and top views of the piece in its open and closed positions. This lot shows minor wear due to production use and age with small stains on the paper; however the set remains in good condition.
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This item is located in London.