Disney Original Art 0

[cstojano]

Not sure if this counts, a bit of a crossover piece. This is the original painting done for the poster included with The Hobbit record. The dwarves, in particular, are very Disney-fied. Its a large piece, on artist board, now framed.  In retrospect the framing was a waste since I can't bring myself to actually expose the piece to sunlight. The actual poster is below.

 

Edited December 30, 2017 by cstojano

[Alessio Quaresima]

On 14/12/2017 at 9:12 PM, Bronty said:

Excuse the poor picture but at two feet or so, its too large to scan.    There is a plastic reflection on the painting as the artist wrapped his illustrations after a flood he had

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Bronty]

On 12/30/2017 at 9:15 AM, cstojano said:

Not sure if this counts, a bit of a crossover piece. This is the original painting done for the poster included with The Hobbit record. The dwarves, in particular, are very Disney-fied. Its a large piece, on artist board, now framed.  In retrospect the framing was a waste since I can't bring myself to actually expose the piece to sunlight. The actual poster is below.

 

 

lovely!

Edited December 31, 2017 by Bronty

[Critter871]

This is a one of a kind of "Hannibal Mickey and Goofy". It has COA. Anyone have any idea of value?

[Critter871]

Here is the COA...

[Buzzetta]

5 original pencil pages on 16 Field Peg paper for the Jungle Book. 

Edited March 30, 2018 by Buzzetta

[Buzzetta]

Mickey's Rival Mickey Mouse Production Drawing Animation Art (Walt Disney, 1936)

Mickey makes like a bullfighter with his picnic blanket (which was colored red in the cartoon), in this scene from Mickey's Rival. Graphite with yellow, red, and blue highlights on Management Bond 5-peghole paper, marked 35 in the bottom right corner, and Sc 50 M40 along the bottom edge. Color call-outs in graphite. Image area is approximately 7" x 5". Minor handling wear; Fine condition. (From the Heritage listing)

 

[Robot Man]

I'm really not an original art guy but I ran into this at an estate sale. It was a get well card done for a Disney Studio employee or wife of one, probably in the 1940's. I think it is the work of Al Taliaferro.

[Bronty]

I think you're right... very nice

[batman_fan]

On 12/30/2017 at 10:15 AM, cstojano said:

Not sure if this counts, a bit of a crossover piece. This is the original painting done for the poster included with The Hobbit record. The dwarves, in particular, are very Disney-fied. Its a large piece, on artist board, now framed.  In retrospect the framing was a waste since I can't bring myself to actually expose the piece to sunlight. The actual poster is below.

 

Now that is an amazing piece