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Master background We believe this background to have been edited from the film. This piece measures 30.0" x 13.5". There is evidence of pin holes at each corner and within the whites of the border. As pinning up work for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. There is a slight fold of 13.0" running diagonally and across the piece located 11.0" above the lower right corner. There are some visible specks of surface scratches located 17.0" down and 4.0" to the left of the right edge. There are two spots of surface paper loss located within the white border approximately halfway down the right edge which can be easily matted out. The size of this piece is Pan US$ 495 (unframed). SNMCS42 |
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Production drawing of Betty Boop This is the first time we've seen a drawing from this 1935 short! As visible in the web image, there are smudges and specks of black throughout the drawing. There are creases of 2.0" - 0.5" across the upper right corner and lower and a 0.5" fold across the lower left corner which can be easily matted out. The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 3" h x 1" w. (unframed). OSDCS12 |
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Key master set-up There is evidence of a pin hole at the upper right corner of the painted background. As pinning up work was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. There is some surface paper loss to the background; an area of 0.5" x 0.25" at the upper right corner, 3.0" in length along the right edge and an area 1.0" long along the lower right corner and along the lower edges but within the white border. The size of this piece is 16 Field (13"x16") US$ 450 (unframed). SNMCS40 |
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Production cel of Hong Kong Phooey The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 5" h x 4.5" w. (unframed). HBCCS7 |
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Courvoisier cel of the Ugly Duckling This piece measures 7.25" x 8.75". Everyone is familiar with the inspiring tale of self acceptance told in "The Ugly Duckling." Disney actually made two versions of this story, but this Courvoisier Cel of the lead character, hails from the 1939 version. This is a great full body image of the duckling, ugly or otherwise, and shows him pensively scratching head while looking into the water. He may feel ugly now but eventually he will find acceptance, and most importantly will learn to love himself, and he serves as an important reminder to us to do the same. Cel has become slightly wavy which is fairly common for vintage animation cels. The light reflection is visible in the web image only and is not on the actual piece. There is some slight paint separation with no lifting in areas such as his right wing, forehead, belly, legs and feet. The size of the image is 2.25" h x 2.5" w. US$ 650 (unframed). WDC1237 |
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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). 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). WDDCS360 |
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Production cel of Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzalez As visible in the web image, fading has occurred to the signature "Friz Freleng." Signed by: Friz Freleng The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 4.5" h x 6.5" w. (unframed). WBCCS81 |
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Production cel of Marvin the Martian Signed by: Chuck Jones The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 5.25" h x 3.75" w. US$ 350 (unframed). WBCCS79 |
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Storyboard of some horses The piece measures 7.0" x 7.75". The actual artwork border measures 5.0" x 6.5". There is a tinge of color change to the outer left edge and there are creases across the lower left corner which can be easily matted out. There is evidence of pin holes at the upper corners, at the corners below the bottom border line and halfway across and below the bottom border line which can 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. US$ 550 (unframed). WDDCS366 |
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Production cel of Blabber Mouse and Secret Squirrel The cel is stapled to the background along the bottom via two staples located between the peg holes. Signed by: Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 5" h x 9.25" w. (unframed). HBCCS10 |
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Production cel of Magilla Gorilla and Ogee There is tape and tape residue along the upper and lower edges of the cel. The cel is stapled to the background midway across the top with one staple. The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 4.75" h x 6.25" w. (unframed). HBCCS9 |
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Storyboard of the Grinch and Max This piece measures 5.75 x 6.75" The paper has had a tinge of color change around the outer edges only which can be easily matted out. US$ 450 (unframed). CJDCS5 |
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Storyboard of some horses and some cows The piece measures 6.5" x 7.5". The actual artwork measures 5.0" x 6.5". There is a 1.75" crease across the upper left corner which can be easily matted out. Therei s slight folding in the lower left corner, easily matted out. There is evidence of 2-3 pin holes at or near each corner which can 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. US$ 450 (unframed). WDDCS363 |
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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 size of the image is 4.75" h x 2" w. US$ 450 (unframed). WDACS173 |
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Production cel of Daffy Duck The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 6" h x 3.75" w. US$ 300 (unframed). WBCCS80 |
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Cel overlay This piece measures 31.4" x 13.5". There is a small 0.25" x 0.13" area of missing cel by the lower right corner. There are evidence of pin holes at the upper right corner and two pin holes at the upper left corner with a small tear of 0.25". There is evidence of some white paper residue by the lower left corner and there are scattered, miniscule specks of dark paint throughout the cel. The size of this piece is Pan and the size of the image is 13.5" h x 31.25" w. US$ 295 (unframed). SNCCS2 |
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Cel overlay This piece measures 13.5" x 20.0". There is a 0.5" tear to the upper edge located 1.25" to the right of the upper left corner and a 0.25" tear to the second peg hole from the left. There is a crease of 3.25" across the lower left corner and a small crease of 0.5" along the right edge and 1.0" below the upper right corner. The second peg hole from the right is missing and there is evidence of a pin hole located 1.0" to the left of the upper right corner. These can all be easily matted out. US$ 295 (unframed). SNCCS1 |
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Storyboard of Bagley Beetle and Swat and Smack The piece measures 5.5" x 8.5". The artwork border measures 5.0" x 6.5". There is evidence of two pin holes by each corner which can be easily matted out. There is evidence of five pin holes in the artwork; two near the upper right corner, one in the center, and one in the mouth of the middle character. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. US$ 395 (unframed). OSDCS21 |
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Storyboard of Hoppity The piece measures 5.5" x 8.5". The artwork border measures 5.0" x 6.5". There is evidence of 2-3 pin holes at each corner and a 0.125" tear to the edge of the upper 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. US$ 395 (unframed). OSDCS19 |
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Storyboard of Hoppity The piece measures 5.5" x 8.5". The artwork border measures 5.0" x 6.5". There is evidence of multiple pin holes at each corner and as visible in the web image, there is paper loss in the peg holes. 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. US$ 395 (unframed). OSDCS20 |
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Storyboard of Hoppity and Mr Bumble The piece measures 5.5" x 8.5". The artwork border measures 5.0" x 6.75". There is evidence of a pin hole at each corner and two by the top peg hole which can be easily matted out. There are two pin holes, side-by-side and in the artwork located halfway across the bottom. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. US$ 395 (unframed). OSDCS18 |
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Character drawing of a man This drawing was most likely done between the late 1980s or early 1990s. Burton was known to carry around sketchbooks, and like other pieces we have had in the past, this drawing is from one of those sketchbooks. The initials "D.L." are in the lower right hand corner and it is our belief that this stands for "Disney Land" as the location for this character. This piece measures 9.0" x 6.0". The size of the image is 7.75" h x 2.75" w. US$ 500 (unframed). TBDCS6 |
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Character drawing of a man This drawing was most likely done between the late 1980s or early 1990s. Burton was known to carry around sketchbooks, and like other pieces we have had in the past, this drawing is from one of those sketchbooks. The initials "G.G." are in the lower right hand corner and it is our belief that this stands for "Garden Grove" as the location for this character. This piece measures 9.0" x 6.0". The paper has had a tinge of color change around the outer edges only which can be easily matted out. The size of the image is 6" h x 2.25" w. US$ 450 (unframed). TBDCS2 |
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Storyboard of a hen The piece measures 6.5" x 7.5". The actual artwork border measures 5.0" x 6.5". There is evidence of pin holes at the upper corners and halfway across the upper edge and two pin holes at each lower corners. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. US$ 450 (unframed). WDDCS365 |
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Production cel of George Jetson There is evidence of very slight line wear in a couple of areas. The cel has been stapled to the background at each lower corner. Signed by: Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 3.5" h x 4" w. US$ 250 (unframed). HBCCS8 |
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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). WDDCS361 |
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Production drawing of Tom the cat The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 3.25" h x 10.5" w. US$ 250 (unframed). TJDCS1 |
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Production drawing of Hong Kong Phooey There are areas of surface paper loss of 2.0" in length to the back of the piece along the upper edge by each corner and in the middle of the right, left and lower edges. This can be easily matted out. Signed by: Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 4" h x 6.75" w. (unframed). HBDCS4 |
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Storyboard of some horses The piece measures 6.5" x 7.5". The actual artwork border measures 5.0" x 6.5". There is evidence of multiple pin holes at each corner and along the upper and lower edges. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. US$ 350 (unframed). WDDCS364 |
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Character drawing of a man and a girl This drawing was most likely done between the late 1980s or early 1990s. Burton was known to carry around sketchbooks, and like other pieces we have had in the past, this drawing is from one of those sketchbooks. The initials "G.G." are in the lower right hand corner and it is our belief that this stands for "Garden Grove" as the location for this character. This piece measures 9.0" x 6.0". The paper has had a tinge of color change around the outer edges only which can be easily matted out. (unframed). TBDCS3 |
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Master background There are minsiscule specks of paint loss throughout. There is surface paper loss at the extreme lower corners. The size of this piece is 16 Field (13"x16") US$ 195 (unframed). SNMCS39 |
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Disneyland cel set-up of the Mad Hatter Cel is slightly wavy which is fairly common for animation cels of this age. The cel has been trimmed of its peg holes and stapled to the background and backing board with two staples halfway across the upper edge. Paint from the cel has adhered to the background and as visible in the web image, some paint separation has occurred in the face, sleeves, and legs with a 0.5" x 0.25" area of paint loss at the lower right edge of the coat. There is black, powdery residue that has adhered to the back of the cel and there are dark smudges in the character’s hat and hair. Faint smudges of greenish yellow paint is visible on the left side of the character’s hair and cheek. Some specks of line wear from the bottom cel have adhered to the back of the clear top cel. The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 6.75" h x 3.5" w. US$ 495 (unframed). WDC1240 |
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Production drawing of Woody Woodpecker Signed by: Walter Lantz The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the size of the image is 4" h x 3.25" w. US$ 50 (unframed). OSDCS8 |
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Concept piece of Alice A ray of sunshine peeks through the large leaves as a miniaturized Alice wanders her way through Wonderland. The arwork measures 4.5" x 5" while the image area measures 3.25" x 4". There is evidence of a pinhole at the center along the upper edge and outside of the image area. 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 in the paper from handling and age. This can easily be matted out. US$ 4500 (unframed). WDACS118 |
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Sale Price US$1500 Fantasia (1940) Concept piece of some mushrooms We estimate that this concept is an idea of the opening or closing scene of the Nutcracker Suite featuring the Mushrooms. Drawn in pastel on black animator's paper, it is a forest scene rendered in blues and blacks with the mushrooms highlighted in white, and serves as a very calm and dramatic scene. The dramatic effect of this concept of the Mushrooms from Fantasia is created by delicate strokes of pastels layered on black paper. The use of black drawing paper rather than white drawing paper helps exaggerate the places that the light strikes the dancing creatures. The aperture measures 7.5" x 10.25" while the matte measures 14" x 16.5". There is slight evidence of waviness along the lower portion of the drawing, but is visible only upon close examination. There may be evidence of slight water damage as well in this area, but it is difficult to assess if this is intentional or not for the artwork. There is a slight amount of paper loss outside of the image area which measures 1" x 7". There are a number of staple holes and pin holes in each corner. As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. US$ 2000 (matted). Sale Price US$1500 WDATST2 |
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Concept piece of a ghost This is a pre-production set-up of a background which is done in pastel with a pre-production cel of a ghost rising. The cel is very thin material with a purple strip on the bottom -- and the Ghost is in Ink. On the reverse of the background is the studio sticker which attributes the artwork to Kay Nielson. The artwork border measures 8.0" x 10.5". There is evidence of pin holes outside the border around the upper left corner and left and lower edges of the background which can be easily matted out. Visible upon close examination are two pin holes in the artwork; one halfway down and along the right border and one along the lower border and 2.25" to the right of the corner. The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") US$ 11500 (unframed). WDACS175 |
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Courvoisier cel of Pegasus and Baby Pegasus Cuddled in their treetop nest, the mother Pegasus unfurls her majestic wing to comfort her little black foal. The background of this large piece is a beautiful example of one of the many types of Courvoisier set-ups. The mother Pegasus appears at 1:15:16 in the film and the baby Pegasus appears 2 seconds later at 1:15:16. The framed piece measures 17.5" x 21.0" with the aperture measuring 10.25" x 12.3". Cel has become slightly wavy which is fairly common for vintage animation cels. As seen in the web image, there is some brownish glue residue from the cel which is visible along the upper edges of the character mother Pegasus as the cel has separated slightly from the background. Some faint brown glue residue is also visible along the outer edges of the Baby Pegasus. Also visible in the web image is a 0.5" x 0.125" area of paint separation in the Pegusus mother’s neck. There are 0.125" x 0.125" spots of paint separation with lifting in mother Pegasus’ top mane, above the muzzle and between the cheek and mouth with some very slight lifting in the eye, cheek and neck. There is some line wear in the lower torso of the mother with two specks of paint loss at the lower edge. There is some cracking and slight lifting in the tail of the Baby Pegasus. The size of the image is 3.75" h x 9.5" w. US$ 4500 (framed). WDC1238 |
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Courvoisier cel of the Huntsman The Huntsman’s hat sits forward on his head as his suspicious eyes dart to the side in this rare Courvoisier portrait. The Huntsman appears at 8:38 in the film. The framed piece measures 13.5" x 12.2" with the aperture measuring 5.5" x 5.3". Cel is slightly wavy which is fairly common for animation cels of this age. The light reflection is visible in the web image only and is not on the actual piece. There is a speck of paint loss with some slight lifting at the top of the red feather. The size of the image is 4.75" h x 3.5" w. US$ 3900 (framed). WDC1239 |
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Concept piece of Hoppity Mr. Hoppity stands atop Mr. Bumbles Honey Shop and valiantly tries to put out the blazing flames. This gorgeous concept is fine sample of the great work put out by Fleisher studios. The piece measures 11.5" x 14.25". The actual artwork image measures 8.5" x 11.25". There is evidence of two pin holes at the upper corners which can be easily matted out. As pinning up work for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work. The white border around the artwork has a tinge of discoloration and there are dark smudges. US$ 4500 (unframed). OSACS1 |
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