Gene R Fosheim

Leonardo, Harryhausen, and Hollywood Gene R Fosheim

Leonardo, Harryhausen, and Hollywood is a collection of essays written by the author while enrolled in the Master of Humanities program at Tiffin University. Did Leonardo da Vinci really have an influence on the world of art, and what were his thoughts on religion? Who was Dante Gabriel Rossetti? How did some of the animated movie monsters of the 1950s look so real decades before CGI? Were Hollywood films censored during WWII? How did science fiction films of the 1950s affect our lives? These are some of the questions the author attempts to answer in this fascinating collection of essays. Enjoy these well-researched topics and see if you agree with the authors sometimes controversial conclusions. The essays are a culmination of four years of writing and research and include hundreds of images. All references are cited per MLA standards.