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Osamu Tezuka, “At that moment, the neighbouring army attacked / Astro Boy bravely went on his way all alone / The enemy was so surprised that he ran away,” illustration for package design, 1963, ink and watercolor on paper.

The museum’s collection follows the evolution of human storytelling, from the first marks on cave walls to colorful comic strips to the whimsical illustrations found in children’s books.

Ralph McQuarrie, Artoo and Threepio leave the pod in the desert, production painting for Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, ca. 1974-1978. Acrylic and gouache on illustration board. Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, Los Angeles, © and ™ Lucasfilm Ltd. 2020 All Rights Reserved. Used with permission.

Robert Theodore McCall, Earth Orbit ‘98, cover for Future, 1977. Acrylic on canvas.

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From timeless myths to cinematic galaxies far, far away, our global community of members explores the stories that move us.

The museum’s collection follows the evolution of human storytelling, from the first marks on cave walls to colorful comic strips to the whimsical illustrations found in children’s books.

Be the first to see

Take a look—including the Lucas Archives (1971–2012), featuring original props, models, concept art, costumes, and vehicles used in the making of films like Indiana Jones, Willow, Labyrinth, Star Wars, and more.

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Join us at the beginning

Membership

From timeless myths to cinematic galaxies far, far away, our global community of members explores the stories that move us.

The museum’s collection follows the evolution of human storytelling, from the first marks on cave walls to colorful comic strips to the whimsical illustrations found in children’s books.

Be the first to see Take a look—including the Lucas Archives (1971–2012), featuring original props, models, concept art, costumes, and vehicles used in the making of films like Indiana Jones, Willow, Labyrinth, Star Wars, and more.

Looking for other ways to connect?

Be the first to see

Take a look—including the Lucas Archives (1971–2012), featuring original props, models, concept art, costumes, and vehicles used in the making of films like Indiana Jones, Willow, Labyrinth, Star Wars, and more.