Sky Arte documentary celebrates illustrator Silvano Campeggi
Silvano Campeggi, known as Nano, is celebrated as the last great film illustrator, having created over 3,000 movie posters for major American studios including Warner Bros, Paramount, Universal, Columbia, United Artists, and 20th Century Fox. His iconic works span classics such as Gone with the Wind, West Side Story, Casablanca, and Ben-Hur. The documentary 'As Time Goes By – L'uomo che disegnava sogni', directed by Simone Aleandri, airs on Sky Arte on Sunday, September 26, honoring Campeggi's prolific career. He continued drawing daily until age 95, leaving a legacy that shaped cinematic dreams for generations.
Key facts
- Silvano Campeggi, alias Nano, created over 3,000 movie posters.
- He worked for Warner Bros, Paramount, Universal, Columbia, United Artists, and 20th Century Fox.
- His posters include Gone with the Wind, West Side Story, Casablanca, and Ben-Hur.
- Documentary 'As Time Goes By – L'uomo che disegnava sogni' directed by Simone Aleandri.
- The documentary airs on Sky Arte on Sunday, September 26.
- Campeggi worked every day until age 95.
- He is considered the last great film illustrator.
- The documentary traces his life and career.
Entities
Artists
- Silvano Campeggi
- Simone Aleandri
Institutions
- Sky Arte
- Warner Bros
- Paramount
- Universal
- Columbia
- United Artists
- 20th Century Fox
- Artribune