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DEATH VALLEY PROJECT:
The Making of the Last Supper DVD
$20.00
IN STOCK
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Goldwell
Open Air Museum T-Shirt
ON SALE $10.00
IN STOCK
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Limited
Edition
Last Supper Poster
$25.00
IN STOCK
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Goldwell
Open Air Museum Postcards
$1.00
for two
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In
1984, Belgian sculptor, Albert Szukalski, traveled to
the ghost town of Rhyolite, Nevada, at the edge of Death
Valley, to drape live models from a neighboring town
in burlap-soaked plaster and pose them as in the famous
painting of “the Last Supper” by Leonardo
Da Vinci. The bringing together of European artistic
sensibility and the rural culture of the small desert
town created both poignant and humorous moments and
two worlds forever united. The film answers the questions
of millions of visitors who have viewed the sculpture
on how it came into being and what motivated Szukalski
to place it there.
DVD
includes 50 minute film, music video, bonus interviews
and more.
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A
full-color Goldwell Open Air Museum logo on the front
of either a white or black t-shirt on a 100% cotton, high-quality
T-shirt.
Please specify size
(Adult M-XL) and color
(black or white).
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The
original poster produced by Albert Szukalski to commemorate
the creation of the Last Supper sculpture. Measures 24”
x 36”, printed in full-color on archival-quality
paper. Unsigned.
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Charles
Morgan’s photographs of the Last Supper sculpture
against the backdrop of the Amargosa Valley and of Lady
Desert by Dr. Hugo.
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