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The World of The Dark Crystal

Current price: $45.00
The World of The Dark Crystal
The World of The Dark Crystal

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The World of The Dark Crystal

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The World of The Dark Crystal
invites fans to delve into the creation and lore of the Jim Henson classic through the evocative illustrations of Brian Froud, concept designer on the original film.
Since its original release in 1982, Jim Henson’s brilliant film
The Dark Crystal
has gone on to become a beloved cult classic.
The World of Dark Crystal
—the original companion art book to the film—was created by Henson and internationally renowned artist Brian Froud to showcase the gorgeous conceptual artwork created for the film and delve deeper into the lore that underpins Thra, the magical world at the heart of the film. Now, for the first time in over a decade,
is back in print, featuring an abundance of striking art and all of the bonus material from the 2003 Collector’s Edition. Also included in this exclusive volume is a fascinating essay by Froud on the creative process behind the making of the film and a facsimile of a booklet presented to the film’s early backers—a gorgeous overview of the story so rare only a few original copies exist. Beautiful, imaginative, and powerful,
celebrates the landmark fantasy film that continues to win new fans more than three decades after its release.

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