Open G Drawings and screenplays about Hieronymus Bosch

Joseph Minion is an American screenwriter, film director and producer, also best known as Joseph Minion After Hours for his screenplay in the film in 1985. He was born on born 1957 and grew up in New Jersey and River Edge. He went to Roosevelt Elementary School and then River Dell High. He did his college at Rutgers University and majored in English literature.  Later he went to NYU and Columbia University to study film when he moved to the east village. He is a renowned artist as Joseph Minion's paintings and sculptures are famous among art lovers.

From Joseph's minion drawing, sketches and painting he has attached a treatment for a movie based on Michael Moorcock 1969 sci-fi novel "Behold the Man". 1st gallery page consists of a comedy screenplay along with two short film links. The page also consists of five screenplays from Lost in a Summer Dream, Too Cheerful, A Woman in Distress, Greetings from Morton Beach and Wooden Ships.

Hieronymus Bosch is one of the most mysterious and fascinating artists in art history. Hieronymus Bosch drawings consists of three large triptychs and can be read from left to right, in which each panel was required to the meaning of the entire painting. Each segment of these three panels presents distinct and linked themes addressing history and faith.

Christopher Walken is an American actor, productive on television, on stage and in films. Walken is having received numerous accolades. He has appeared in supporting roles and on television, and he is a well-known host of Saturday Night Live. As a stage actor, he played the lead in numerous Shakespeare plays. There are lots of Christopher Walken short films you may like and love to see it.