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Model drawing of Pluto There is slight evidence of handling and the paper has had a tinge of color change around the outer edges all of which can be easily matted out. The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") US$ 1750 (framed). WDDCS263 |
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Concept piece of Gremlin “The Gremlins” were mythical, mischievous creatures purported to wreak havoc on planes. Roald Dahl, who went on to write such classics as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and James and the Giant Peach was a Flight Lieutenant who wrote this rare book and attempted to make a feature film with Walt Disney during World War II but they ran into several production Snafu’s such as Copyright and a cohesive direction in the film. Disney and his animators went on to make over a thousand insignias for use in the Air Force and Navy on patches and jackets, as this Gremlin is shown here. The size of the piece measures 15" x 9". As visible in the image, the art board has had a tinge of color change around the outer edges as well as around the image, which can be easily matted out. The character size is 9.25" h x 4" w. (unframed). WDATSV3 |
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Painting of a ghost This is an original painting on illustration board. We believe this to be from the WWII era, most likely intended for use by the Navy. The piece measures 10.5" x 8.5". As seen in the image, the board has a tinge of color change with some scattered stains along the bottom half of the piece and there are a few stain spots throughout. There is evidence of tape residue 0.5" thick with surface paper loss 3" long along the upper edge and slight tape residue at bottom edge. There appears to be a pin hole in the middle of the piece but does not pierce through the piece. The corners exhibit signs of wear and there is a 0.5" fold across the lower left corner. There are some imprints to the paper and black markings by the lower right corner. There are creases 1" and 1.5" long above the lower left corner and some minuscule specs of white paper residue in the character. As visible in the image, there is a faint green smudge halfway across and above the lower edge. The character size is 7.5" h x 7.5" w. (unframed). WDA910 |
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Character drawing of Gremlin and Fifinella This is a very colorful and large drawing of these three characters. Gremlins was a film in development < during World War II but was never made. The artwork measures 19" x 22.5". As visible in the image, there is quite a lot of evidence of handling, primarily around the edges. There is a slight amount of paper loss along the lower left edge. There is also evidence of slight vertical folds, as it appears the drawing was rolled. Signed by: Walt Disney (studio) (unframed). WDDCS181 |
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Concept piece of Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh This piece measures 8.25” x 8.75”. We believe this to be one of the earliest concepts of Winnie the Pooh created at the Disney studios. (unframed). WDA873 |
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Book art of Uncle Scrooge The artwork is the original back cover art used for a comic book featuring Scrooge McDuck. (unframed). WDA877 |
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Model drawing of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse (unframed). WDA879 |
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Good housekeeping art of Donald Duck and Pluto This is a Good Housekeeping art piece. (unframed). WDA880 |
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Concept piece of Coal Black ` (matted). WDACS4 |
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Concept piece of a frog There are staple holes toward the upper corners, which can easily be matted out. There are also three slight lines to the left of the image, as well as faint discoloration and slight signs of handling, all of which can easily be matted out. The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the character size is 0.75" h x 1.25" w. (unframed). WDAPP37 |
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Concept piece of some Merbabies and some fish The piece measures 12" x 15.5". The border around the artwork measures 13.0" x 8.25". This drawing is composed of two separate pieces of paper affixed together across the main Merbaby drawing. As visible in the web image, there is a horizontal crease across the piece. Visible upon close inspection is a vertical crease running down the center of the piece. There is a tear of 0.5" at the lower edge and located 2.25" to the left of the lower right corner which can be easily matted out. There is evidence of two pin holes located at each corner which can be easily matted out. This piece exhibits evidence of slight handling throughout. US$ 950 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$190 a month. WDACS172 |
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Concept piece of a girl moth The piece measures 7.5" x 10". Halfway across the upper edge is a tear of 0.5", this can be easily matted out. Judging by the peg holes at the bottom, it appears as though the drawing was trimmed. The character size is 4.75" h x 2" w. US$ 450 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$90 a month. WDACS173 |
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Storyboard The piece measures 8" x 9". Actual border for artwork measures 6" x 8". There is evidence of a pin hole at the upper corners. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. US$ 1250 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$250 a month. WDDCS355 |
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Storyboard of some people The piece measures 8" x 9". There is edge chipping along the upper and lower edges and there is evidence of a pin hole at the upper corners. As pinning up work for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. There are two creases of 1.0" long across the upper right corner. US$ 895 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$179 a month. WDDCS356 |
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Title card drawing of a man and a woman The piece measures 8" x 9". The actual border for artwork measures 6.5' x 8" As visible in the web image, there is color change to the paper along the edges and there is a discoloration of 1.0" long at the upper left corner. There is evidence of a pin hole at the upper corners and two halfway across the upper edge. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. These can all be easily matted out. US$ 2400 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$480 a month. WDDCS357 |
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Concept piece of a hillbilly Such hilarity is captured in this wonderful feuding hillbilly. Attributed to "The Martins and the Coys". The wording says "Models from Marting and the Coys". The size of this piece measures 8 3/8"x6". This item exhibits some light wear consistent with age and regular handling. As seen in the image, there is a small area toward the upper left edge that shows evidence of an indention measuring .25" x 1", most likely from a paper clip. The character size is 5.25" h x 3.5" w. US$ 400 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$80 a month. WDAJS1 |
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Concept piece Attributed to "The Martins and the Coys" An amazing portrait from this humorous feuding family. It's utter simplicity is the very thing that makes this a fantastic drawing. The size of this piece measures 6"x8.5" This item exhibits some light wear consistent with age and regular handling. As seen in the image, there is a small area toward the lower left corner that shows evidence of an indention measuring .25" x 1", most likely from a paper clip. There is also evidence of folding along the lower left hand corner which measures 3/8" and along the upper right hand corner, which measures 2". The character size is 5" h x 4.25" w. US$ 300 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$60 a month. WDAJS2 |
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Storyboard of a heron The artwork is attributed to Clair De Lune. The piece measures 8.75" x 8.25". The actual artwork measures 5.50" x 7.25". There is a slight crease in the paper which is visible only upon close examination. As visible in the web image, there is slight paper loss at the upper right and lower left corners and there is paper missing and a 0.5" tear near the lower left corner. There is evidence of staple holes and multiple pin holes in the border surrounding the artwork. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. These can all be easily matted out. US$ 1400 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$280 a month. WDDCS362 |
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Storyboard of a man The piece measures 8" x 9". Actual border for artwork measures 6" x 8". There is some edge chipping along the upper edge and the extreme lower corners which can be easily matted out. There is a tear of 1.0" across the upper left corner which has been held together by tape on the backside of the piece. US$ 850 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$170 a month. WDDCS354 |
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Concept piece of Alice The artwork measures 7'' x 7.75''. (unframed). WDA896 |
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Concept piece of Alice The artwork measures 7" x 8". (unframed). WDA902 |
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Concept piece of Little House Poor Little House left to disrepair as the big city grows and sprawls around him. The arwork measures 6.75" x 8.25" while image area measures 5.5" x 7". As seen in the image, there are tiny pinholes in each of the extreme corners of the board. Since pinning up work for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of artwork. As visible in the image, there is staining and smudges from handling and age outside of the image area. There are tiny specs of paint loss in the character’s nose and cheek, and in a few areas visible only upon close examination. US$ 3800 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$760 a month. WDACS119 |
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Storyboard of Donald Duck Artwork measures 6" x 8.25". There is evidence of pin holes; four at the upper corners, one halfway across the upper edge, five along the lower edge and 1.0" from the lower left corner and three at the lower edge and 1.0" to the left of the lower right corner. These can all be easily matted out. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. There is slight evidence of handling. US$ 350 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$70 a month. WDDCS361 |
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Storyboard of Amos Mouse Artwrok measures 4" x 5.5". There is evidence of pinholes; two at the upper left corner, three at the upper right corner, and one halfway across the upper edge. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. Slightly visible in the web image, there is a crease running slightly diagonally down the piece and to the left of the character. US$ 550 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$110 a month. WDDCS359 |
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Storyboard of Amos Mouse Artwrok measures 4" x 5.5". There is evidence of three pin holes at the upper corners. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. US$ 550 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$110 a month. WDDCS360 |
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Concept piece of Madame Medusa and some alligators We believe this original artwork was used towards promoting the film. Artwork measuring 7" x 9.75" painted on 14" x 17.5" art board. Top two corners of the art board show signs of wear but can easily be matted out. The size of this piece is 16 Field (13"x16") and the character size is 4" h x 6.5" w. US$ 600 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$120 a month. WDACS115 |
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Concept piece of Pete and Elliott (unframed). WDA906 |
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Concept piece of Evinrude We believe this original artwork was used towards promoting the film. The artwork measures 10" x 11". There is evidence of slight smudging at the extreme lower edge of the board and the corners show signs of wear which is not uncommon for this type of artwork and can easily be matted out. As visible in the image, a clear cel has been affixed over the artwork at the top with tape. The character size is 2.25" h x 3.25" w. (unframed). WDACS120 |
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Concept piece of Madame Medusa and Mr. Snoops We believe this original artwork was used towards promoting the film. Artwork measuring 26" x 17.50" painted on 30" x 22.75" art board. Text is glued to a separate cel that overlays image. Bottom two corners show evidence of wear from handling but can easily be matted out. (unframed). WDACS113 |
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Concept piece of Bernard and Miss Bianca We believe this original artwork was used for promoting the film. Artwork measuring 27.75" x 17.25" painted on 30" x 22.75" art board. Text is glued to a separate cel that overlays image. Art board corners show evidence of wear from handling but can easily be matted out. (unframed). WDACS114 |
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Concept piece of Small One Attributed to Mel Shaw. The artwork measures 8.5" x 11". There is evidence of slight smudging and slight handling. US$ 595 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$119 a month. WDACS174 |
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Color key Painted on matteboard measuring 8"x6" while the image measures 4.25"x5" As visible in the image, there are miniscule specks of paint on the surface of the matteboard. US$ 600 (unframed). Add this piece to your collection for only US$120 a month. WDARW2 |
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