R2-D2 Accessories Blueprint | STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE (1977)

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Sold Stock #72804 | Sold May 1 2017

STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE (1977)

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R2-D2 Accessories Blueprint

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Set/Blueprint Title: 'R2D2'
Title Block Details: 'Accessories'
Art Director: Norman Reynolds
Drawn By: 'F. Hole' - Fred Hole, assistant art director
Condition: Good Learn more about Prop Store's condition statements here
Additional Condition Notes: Minor wear on edges and slight discoloration from age.
Dimensions: 54" x 36" (137.5 cm x 91.5 cm)

This blueprint is a copy taken from a production-used original. It was printed more than twenty years ago as part of a publishing project that was never realized. This blueprint has never been commercially available and is therefore a scarce collector’s piece offering a unique insight into the making of Star Wars - Ep VI - Return Of The Jedi.

The original blueprint this copy was printed from was hand-drawn by a draftsmen working under the art directors and production designer in the film’s art department. Blueprints are frequently the inception of set designs and a core element of the overall production design. Drafting blueprints is an art form that has been in place since the early days of cinema.

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