HOLLYWOODLAND MUG
Hollywoodland Ceramic Mug Academy Museum Store Exclusive Merchandise celebrating the Academy Museum's first permanent exhibition Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital. Presented in both English and Spanish, Hollywoodland tells the origin story of filmmaking in early 20th-century Los Angeles, spotlighting the impact of the predominately Jewish filmmakers whose establishment of the American film studio system transformed Los Angeles into a global epicenter of cinema.
The Academy Museum’s first permanent exhibition.
Image Courtesy of Margaret Herrick Library.
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HOLLYWOODLAND MUG
HOLLYWOODLAND MUG
Hollywoodland Ceramic Mug Academy Museum Store Exclusive Merchandise celebrating the Academy Museum's first permanent exhibition Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital. Presented in both English and Spanish, Hollywoodland tells the origin story of filmmaking in early 20th-century Los Angeles, spotlighting the impact of the predominately Jewish filmmakers whose establishment of the American film studio system transformed Los Angeles into a global epicenter of cinema.
The Academy Museum’s first permanent exhibition.
Image Courtesy of Margaret Herrick Library.
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Hollywoodland Ceramic Mug Academy Museum Store Exclusive Merchandise celebrating the Academy Museum's first permanent exhibition Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital. Presented in both English and Spanish, Hollywoodland tells the origin story of filmmaking in early 20th-century Los Angeles, spotlighting the impact of the predominately Jewish filmmakers whose establishment of the American film studio system transformed Los Angeles into a global epicenter of cinema.
The Academy Museum’s first permanent exhibition.
Image Courtesy of Margaret Herrick Library.
