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Bambi
(1942)
Concept piece of a chipmunk This adorable little woodland creature is captured here with a hint of surprise as he peers from the safety of leaves and twigs. This is an incredible example of the artistry of Disney as they struck a perfect balance between nature as it existed and the animated form that was not merely a cartoon, but an animated version of animals with expressions and human emotions. The image measures 5.75" x 7". This concept is pasted onto a standard 12-Field animation page. The concept has very slight discoloration along the extreme edges of the piece, while the animation page exhibits some staining in the upper left corner in addition to signs of slight handling. US$ 695 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$139 a month. WDACS13 |
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Bambi
(1942)
Concept piece of a deer The artwork measures 17.5" x 11". The forest setting for Disney’s classic film, Bambi, gave the studio an opportunity to create more complex and detailed backgrounds than anyone had ever seen, and they certainly succeeded in doing so. This concept piece shows that even in the early stages of planning, these meticulous backgrounds were in the forefront of the artists’ minds, as a massive, tangled web of tree trunks and branches surround a small clearing in which a tiny fawn lies. A great amount of depth is given to the piece by using darker colors to shadow those branches which cut across the foreground, while using lighter colors to accent and illuminate the trees that twist in the background. The forest truly becomes a character all its own in this piece just as it did in the movie itself. There is evidence of staple holes towards the extremes of the upper left and right hand corners which can be easily matted out. On the reverse of the piece, the edges have been affixed to a brown paper, which can easily be matted out.. The character size is 0.25" h x 0.25" w. US$ 4900 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$980 a month. WDAMB1 |
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Concept piece of Alice from Alice in Wonderland The artwork measures 8" x 14" US$ 11800 (unframed). WDA874 |
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Sleeping Beauty
(1959)
Concept piece of all three fairies and the King and Queen This is a beautifully detailed drawing of the King and Queen viewed from behind the guards. Looking closely, the three fairies are visible in the King and Queen's presence. The composition of this piece is not only brilliantly laid out, taking place behind the guards, but the drawing also exhibits the close-up shot to be 'zoomed' into in the rectangular box that is rendered. The size of the artwork measures approximately 4" x 10". As visible in the image, there is evidence of tape residue along the upper edge. There is also evidence of two vertical creases along the 2nd guard from the right. There are two small strips of cloth tape affixed to the extreme top edge on the reverse of the drawing. US$ 750 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$150 a month. WDACS12 |
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Cinderella
(1950)
Storyboard of Bruno and Major Phenomenal animation storyboard of Bruno and Major looking at the pumpkin which the Fairy Godmother is transforming into Cindy's coach. The piece is 7" h x 8 3/16" w and the image is 5 7/8" h x 6 1/2" w. There is a small amount of glue on Major and there are some creases in the paper, none of which really detracts from the image. There are also some tack holes on the corners which are common for storyboards. The character size is 5.9" h x 6.5" w. US$ 950 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$190 a month. WDA369 |
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Concept piece of Captain Hook and Tiger Lily Ominous clouds fill the sky as Hook and Smee kidnap Tiger Lilly and hide her in Skull Rock. Even the beautiful blue seas that typically surround Neverland are dark and dreary to match the captain’s dastardly plan! The jagged rocks and linear clouds are fantastic illustrations of Mary Blair’s use of geometric shapes to emphasize contrasts. The artwork measures 6.75" x 9" while the frame measures 17.5" x 19". Price is reflective of the art only--the piece comes with the frame pictured. There is no change in price due to the frame--it can be de-framed upon request at purchase, but it will not change the price of the piece. US$ 8500 (framed). WDACS8 |
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Concept piece of Captain Hook Here we see an amazing example of how Blair can create a character’s entire personality with just a few brush strokes. Hooks mustache and scowl are simply drawn, but they evoke the menacing sense of power that that the captain is known for! The artwork measures 5.5" x 7.5" while the frame measures 16.5" x 18.5". Price is reflective of the art only--the piece comes with the frame pictured. There is no change in price due to the frame--it can be de-framed upon request at purchase, but it will not change the price of the piece. US$ 6500 (framed). WDACS7 |
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Cinderella
(1950)
Concept piece of Cinderella The words say "interior design for palace ballroom" It also incorrectly states "Sleeping Beauty". This piece measures 5.25" x 7.75". A few pin holes at the top of the piece. US$ 950 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$190 a month. WDA867 |
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Concept piece of Cinderella This piece measures 7" x 9". Cinderella retained much of the romantic colors and whimsical attitude of Blair's concepts. Her use of "emotional" colors is emphasized her, as Cinderella is transformed into a beautiful princess - epitomized in the most girlish color of all, pink. There is evidence of a pin hole in the extreme corners, all of which can easily be matted out. The character size is 4.5" h x 5.25" w. US$ 11000 (unframed). WDAKM5 |
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Concept piece of Cinderella and Fairy Godmother US$ 12800 (unframed). WDA868 |
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Concept piece of Cinderella and Prince Charming This piece measures 6.5" x 7.5". Set against a gorgeous purple background, the color of royalty sets a surreal atmosphere of romance. The smitten and agile Prince escorts our leading lady in a dance that will forever change the course of her slavish life. An intense white is used for Cinderella’s slipper, drawing your eye to this one important detail. There is evidence of a pin hole in the extreme corners, all of which can easily be matted out. The character size is 3.25" h x 4.25" w. US$ 12000 (unframed). WDAKM4 |
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Concept piece of Dumbo and Dumbo's Mother This piece is attributed to Bill Tytla. US$ 6500 (unframed). WDA871 |
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Lady and the Tramp
(1955)
Concept piece of Lady Great expressive concept drawing. "I'll tell them you're here!" reads the caption. The piece measures 7 1/2" x 9". The piece is stapled at the four corners and there are tiny pin holes in her nose area.. The character size is 4" h x 5" w. US$ 950 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$190 a month. WDD921 |
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Lady and the Tramp
(1955)
Concept piece of Lady Piece is 8" x9". The character size is 4" h x 7" w. US$ 800 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$160 a month. WDD920 |
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Concept piece of Lady and Tramp Wow! This is an amazing rare piece of concept art for the poster from the original 1955 of Lady and the Tramp. This is the first piece of concept poster art that we have had in the history of the gallery! There is fantastic detail of some of the films most memorable scenes—Lady being harassed by Si and Am, The Bella Notte Scene, and the pound dogs singing “He’s a Tramp”! The artwork measures 16.5" x 13.5" while the image area measures 12" x 9.5" Don’t miss your chance to own such a rare piece! As visible in the image, there is a small fold along the upper left corner, which can easily be matted out. US$ 4500 (unframed). WDACS16 |
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Peter Pan
(1953)
Concept piece of Peter Pan and Hook The characters shine in this concept piece rather than the details in the background. Only the smallest amount of light gleams off of Hook’s hook and the two swords! There is so much power in Hook’s forward lunge—little does he know Pan will always prevail! The size of the artwork measures 4.75" x 7.5" while the frame measures 16" x 18". The artwork is attributed to Ken Anderson. Price is reflective of the art only--the piece comes with the frame pictured. There is no change in price due to the frame--it can be de-framed upon request at purchase, but it will not change the price of the piece. US$ 6250 (framed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$1250 a month. WDACS10 |
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Peter Pan
(1953)
Concept piece of Peter Pan Peter Pan stalks through Hook’s crowed study with his dagger drawn and stops atop the pirate’s globe to size up a panting of his adversary. This is a fine example of the traditional illustration style found in most of David Hall’s concept art. There are so many tiny details hidden in the dark corners and doorways in this piece. Hall was a master at creating a sense of mystery, movement and anticipation with his hash marks and pencil lines. The artwork measures 6" x 8". Signed by: David Hall US$ 7500 (matted). Add this piece to your collection for only US$1500 a month. WDACS9 |
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Peter Pan
(1953)
Concept piece of Peter Pan and Wendy Darling What a marvelous example of Blair’s moody color pallet! Here we see the Darling children being led out of the dark unfriendly streets of London into the bright light of the moon (and beyond that—Neverland!) The artwork measures 5.25" x 7.5" while the frame measures 16" x 18". Price is reflective of the art only--the piece comes with the frame pictured. There is no change in price due to the frame--it can be de-framed upon request at purchase, but it will not change the price of the piece. US$ 6500 (framed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$1300 a month. WDACS6 |
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Storyboard of Prince John and Sir Hiss The artwork measures 5.5" x 7". US$ 975 (unframed). WDD1038 |
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Sleeping Beauty
(1959)
Concept piece of Princess Aurora This is a marvelous piece of concept art that shows the early visions of Princess Aurora’s wicked enchantment. Etched in charcoal pencil, this haunting scene shows the princess just as she has ascended the secret stairs to the tower where she will prick her self on the needle of the last spinning wheel in the kingdom. The artwork measures 4" x 10.5". There is evidence of two small strips of cloth tape on the extreme upper reverse edge of the drawing. The character size is 1.5" h x 0.75" w. US$ 1400 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$280 a month. WDACS11 |
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Cinderella
(1950)
Concept piece of some horses This piece measures 7" x 9". Rhythmic, undulating shapes and an exciting use of light and shadow "animate" Cinderella's steed as they pull her carriage home before midnight. Trees rush worryingly along side this speeding coach, as the horseman’s blood-red cape signals alarm against the indigo sky. There is evidence of one pin hole in each corner, which can easily be matted out. The character size is 3.5" h x 5.5" w. US$ 6800 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$1360 a month. WDAKM6 |
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Concept piece of the good Fairies This is a beautiful concept that not only plays with the light of the window illuminating the cold, dark stair case of the castle, but also shows the three Fairies at the top of the stairs (with their shadows) and shows them toward the bottom of the stairs as well. The sweeping composition is simply marvelous with detail. The artwork measures 8.75" x 11.25". There is the slightest evidence of folding along the lower left and right corners, which is only visible upon close examination. US$ 895 (unframed). WDA872 |
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Concept piece of the Queen of Hearts This is an amazing concept by Blair depicting the brutish Queen of hearts as she uses a court flamingo as a croquet mallet. It’s amazing to see how the artist’s vision was followed in the film. The Queen’s hairstyle, crown, and dress are nearly identical to Mary’s design of the character. In this piece we see geometric shapes take the form of hedges, shrubs and clouds; this is the type of stylization which is acutely representative of Mary Blair’s work. This piece measures 7" x 9". There is evidence of a pin hole towards the edge of each corner, outside of the image, which can be easily matted out. The character size is 5" h x 5.25" w. US$ 8500 (unframed). WDAPP8 |
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Concept piece of Tinkerbell What a fantastic concept of our favorite pixie, Tinkerbell. It’s truly amazing to see how the development of Tink’s character progresses from the point of Blair’s inspiration to the moment that she was personalized by Marc Davis during the animation process. Blair's rendition of Tink looks quite weighty in the limbs; while Marc's version of the pixie retained the curves, they were in all the right places and brought to life a gorgeous full figured fairy. Tink's personality truly shines through in this piece via her ever present facial expressions. From her high arched brow to the fleeting sideways glance and upturned lips, we can really see the spark of her mischievous and playful character. Beautiful shades of green, pink and gold gauche complete the piece. The artwork measures 9.25" x 7.5". There is evidence of pin holes towards the extremes of each corner, which can be easily matted out. As pinning up artwork for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. The character size is 6.5" h x 5" w. US$ 9500 (unframed). WDAPP17 |
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Concept piece of Uncle Remus This piece measures 8" x 9". As Walt Disney was new to the venture of live action film-making, he was quick to elicit the imagination of Mary Blair in conceptualization of sets and costumes. Blair’s blue sky, patchy green grass, dusty red roads because a backdrop for Uncle Remus and the cartoon critters of his wild tales. There is evidence of pin holes along the extreme lower and upper edges toward the center, which can be easily matted out. There is also evidence of a small paint smudge toward the lower left-hand corner, which can easily be matted out as well. The character size is 3" h x 1.5" w. US$ 7000 (unframed). WDAKM3 |
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