Art · b. 1890 · Los Angeles, California, USA

Milton Menasco

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Milton Menasco (January 22, 1890 – June 7, 1974) was an American painter and art director of silent movies born in Los Angeles, California. Born in 1890 in Los Angeles, California, Menasco began his art career in the early days of Hollywood and described his work then as the "blood and thunder" posters which enticed movie fans into theaters to watch the first silent pictures. He was commissioned for mural paintings at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco for the World's Fair in 1915. His vivid use of colors and graphics won him recognition in Holly...

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The Savage Art Direction 1926 Men of Steel Art Direction 1926 Puppets Art Direction 1926 Too Much Money Art Direction 1926 The Unguarded Hour Art Direction 1925 Scarlet Saint Art Direction 1925 The Half-Way Girl Art Direction 1925 Chickie Art Direction 1925 If I Marry Again Art Direction 1925 The Lost World Art Direction 1925 So Big Art Direction 1924 Love's Wilderness Art Direction 1924 Single Wives Art Direction 1924 The Perfect Flapper Art Direction 1924 Lilies of the Field Art Direction 1924 Painted People Art Direction 1924 Her Temporary Husband Set Designer 1923 Flaming Youth Art Direction 1923 Thundergate Art Direction 1923 The Huntress Art Direction 1923
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