See the Artwork of William Stout and Ray Harryhausen at the San Diego Natural History Museum

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FOSSIL MYSTERIES

From dinosaurs to mammoths, discover the rich fossil history of our region. In this major exhibition, created by the Museum, ponder a mystery, examine the strong fossil evidence from the Museum's collection, and use scientific tools to discover answers. Traveling through a 75-million-year timeline, from the age of dinosaurs to the Ice Ages, experience an unfolding of the prehistory of southern California and Baja California, Mexico. See 12 giant murals by William Stout depicting the prehistoric history of southern and Baja California.

DINOSAURS: REEL & ROBOTIC

An exciting exhibition that shows how dinosaurs first came to life in the movies, featuring the largest and most complete collection of dinosaur movie posters in the world. See Stout's original illustrations demonstrating the conceptual development of how dinosaurs should appear in the Disney movie Dinosaur. Also, see Ray Harryhausen's work on such films as Beast from 20,000 Fathoms. Through January 1, 2007.

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Hear Your Favorite Artists Speak!
William Stout Paints Prehistoric San Diego: Lecture and book signing
A step-by-step journey through the creation of the 12 new murals depicting the prehistoric life of San Diego for FOSSIL MYSTERIES. He will show how he combines science and art to create images that function as works of aesthetic inspiration while also being instructive and educational. Thursday, July 20; 7:30-9:30 PM

The Art of Ray Harryhausen: Lecture and book signing
Join the artistic genius behind the original Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (featured in Dinosaurs: Reel & Robotic) and Jason and the Argonauts, on his national book tour for The Art of Ray Harryhausen. The book contains nearly all of Harryhausen's pre-production art as well as finished pieces. Monday, July 24; 7-9 PM

Please visit http://www·sdnhm·org/education/brochure/register·html or call 619.255.0203 to register for lectures. Conzilla member discount applies to Museum admission only.

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