The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Bryanston, 1974).... (3 pieces)

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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Bryanston, 1974). Bob Burns Photos (3) (8" X 10"). Bob Burns helped to create one of the most legendary horror images in cinema history when he formed the horrific mask of Leatherface, the chainsaw-wielding psycho in the cult classic "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre". These photos, one that has never before been published, show the gifted artist crafting the three gruesome masks that were used in the film. Each of the photos has been boldly signed by Burns, each with a separate notation, "Making Faces", "Who was that masked man?" and "Put on a happy face". All three of these photos are in excellent condition. Some of Burns other work can be seen in such memorable horror productions such as; "The Hills Have Eyes", "The Howling" and "Re-Animator". Mint.

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