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a Studio Gag (c. 1940s)
Gag drawing of ---
From the estate of Norman Wright
This billed fellow is a caricature of Norman Wright, and shows him gasping for air from a presumably burning building. Animator gag drawings were important, as they were simple and quick ways to jot down ideas that could be used in future productions.
The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 4" h x 4" w.
US$ 800 (unframed).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$160 a month.
WDAWF19
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a Studio Gag (c. 1940s)
Gag drawing of ---
From the estate of Norman Wright
This is a wonderful example of drawings animators made at work while not necessarily working on a specific project. These gag drawings, are just that: gags jotted down that could easily show up in a later production with a completely different character.
The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 8" h x 4" w.
US$ 600 (unframed).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$120 a month.
WDAWF18
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a Studio Gag (c. 1940s)
Gag drawing of some men
From the estate of Norman Wright
Most likely drawn during the war years, this is a fantastically funny drawing with the text stating: "Watch him make a take when he discovers he's lost his wings." Our fearless pilot seems to have no idea he is flying a plane without wings.
This item exhibits some light wear consistent with age and regular handling. There is evidence of a fold of 6" along the lower right hand edge.
The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 4.5" h x 4" w.
US$ 1200 (unframed).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$240 a month.
WDAWF17
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