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  • Let's Go to the Movies: Artifacts and Icons of the American Cinema
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Let's Go to the Movies: Artifacts and Icons of the American Cinema

Since its birth in the late 19th century, American cinema has been one of the most powerful forms of popular art. American movies shape how the world sees us and how we see ourselves. The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History is home to an extensive number of objects and images related to film and television history, and more are being digitized all the time. The National Portrait Gallery features notable stars of the big screen. The National Postal Museum houses commemorative stamps featuring icons of film.


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Camera, Motion Picture, Bell & Howell 35mm

Hollywood Movie Fliers Will Be in Okmulgee

Circular gray model of an alien spacecraft. The top tier contains vertical, tubular spires. Rods protrude along the circumference of the middle tier. All set on a saucer-like base.

Model, Spacecraft, Mother Ship, Movie, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"

Card, Commemorative, Movie, "Lost in Space"

Card, Commemorative, Movie, "Battlestar Gallactica"

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