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Charles Scott Gallery
Donald Duck Walt Disney 1939 Pluto Beach Picnic RKO Animation Cel Drawing 005
Donald Duck Walt Disney 1939 Pluto Beach Picnic RKO Animation Cel Drawing 005
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Walt Disney
Original Production Animation Drawing
of an ANT from
DONALD DUCK AND PLUTO'S "BEACH PICNIC," 1939
Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity
NICE RARE FIND! 75 years old!! May even have been done by Shamus Culhane!
From the 1939 Walt Disney short with Pluto and Donald Duck entitled, "Beach Picnic." Half way through a tribe of "indian" ants spot their picnic and go for it! This is the leader and his first moments of spying out the feast (we've included a screen shot from the scene). The short was directed by Clyde Geronimi and the writers were Carl Barks and Jack Hannah! Shamus Culhane was one of the animators. View the full short on you-tube. The paper is a warm, slightly-aged yellow, has some production wear and measures approx. 10" x 12".
Special thanks to Peter Adamakos from Disada.com for identifying this scene.
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Original Production Animation Drawing
of an ANT from
DONALD DUCK AND PLUTO'S "BEACH PICNIC," 1939
Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity
NICE RARE FIND! 75 years old!! May even have been done by Shamus Culhane!
From the 1939 Walt Disney short with Pluto and Donald Duck entitled, "Beach Picnic." Half way through a tribe of "indian" ants spot their picnic and go for it! This is the leader and his first moments of spying out the feast (we've included a screen shot from the scene). The short was directed by Clyde Geronimi and the writers were Carl Barks and Jack Hannah! Shamus Culhane was one of the animators. View the full short on you-tube. The paper is a warm, slightly-aged yellow, has some production wear and measures approx. 10" x 12".
Special thanks to Peter Adamakos from Disada.com for identifying this scene.
SHIPPING COST INCLUDES INSURANCE!
