Animation Art & Cel Gallery by Ryan
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Walt Disney - "Cinderella"- Carriage - Coach
16 Field Production Cel W/ Peg Hole's & Number's. Custom Background. Released Feb 15, 1950.
"Mr. Bug Goe's To Town" Released Dec 9, 1941
12 Field Extreme Production Drawing. Mr. Bumble & Hoppity.
Popeye " The Island Fling" Aired: Dec 27, 1946
16 Field Production Background. Popeye & Olive Awash On A Island Inhabited By Robinson Crusoe [ Bluto ] Directed By Bill Tytla
"Beauty And The Beast"
16 Field Extreme Production Drawing. Release Date Nov 22, 1991. Beast Voiced by Robby Benson.
Walt Disney - Aristocats
Released December 11, 1970
16 Field Production Background w/key overlay cel
"Superman" Terror On The Midway "Giant Ape"
12 Field Extreme Production Drawing W/ Timing Chart. Ninth And Last Cartoon Done By The Fleischer Brothers. Seventeen Cartoons Were Made, But only The First Nine Were Done By The Fleischers. Animated by Orestes Calpini & James Davis. Produced By Max Fleischer & Directed By Dave Fleischer. Technicolor Cartoon. Running Time 8:03 Released August 28, 1942.
Walt Disney - Peter Pan
Released February 5, 1953
2 Keyed 16 Field Production Cels w/special effects
Mermaid
[ Tarzan ] Release Date : June 18, 1999.
16 Field Extreme Production Drawing Of Tarzan From The Feature Film.
Tarzan Was Voiced By Tony Goldwyn
[ Sleeping Beauty ] Released : January 29, 1959 By Buena Vista Distributions.
Maleficent Pan Drawing 30 x 10- 1/2 W/ Timers Chart. Charcters Size 19-1/2 x 11 1/8". The Drawing Is Rendered In Black And Red Pencil With Blue Frame Lines. Signed And Intialed By Marc Davis. Sleeping Beauty Was The 16th Animated Feature From Disney, And The Last Film To be Produced By Walt Disney To Be Based On A Fairy Tale. Sleeping Beauty Was Also The First Of Only Two Films To Be Shot In Super Technirama 70. Directed By Les Clark, Eric Larson, And Wolfgang Reitherman. The Film Was Under The Supervision Of Clyde Geronimi.
