Own a piece of Disney history; these cells were done by the Disney artists. These are not the commercially produced cells from the company. These are the hand drawn production art each unique , some are from films others are caricatures of the staff themselves.  These are mostly unsigned but were collected by Homer Brightman who was  a Disney writer artist and animator during the Disney Golden age of the 1930’s who knew the artist. 

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Cat_6012

Graphite and crayon on Animation Paper

Unknown film

Condition: Used

Tradition: animation

Type: Production sketch, Production art

Era: unknown

Animation Studio: unknown

Year of Production: unknown

Franchise: unknown

Character: Homing Pigeon

Title: unknown

Illustrator: studio

Theme: Animation

From the Homer Brightman personal collection

Size 10” x 12 ” (25.4 cm x 30.48 cm)

Pre Punched Animation Paper

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Homer Brightman Bio

1901 – 1988

American

Born in Seattle, Washington, Homer Brightman writer (147credits), director (1 credit), story artist and animator.  He joined Disney Studio in 1935. During those15 years often call the “Golden Age of Disney Animation “ and he worked on the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella and Oscar winning short “Lend a Paw” as well as many more. After Disney he worked for Walter Lantz Production, MGM cartoon studio, UPA and the other top Animation houses of the time. The list of films are to long to name but his hands were in on the most memorable animation of the time. From Cinderella, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Chilly Willy and the popular, Woody Woodpecker.  He also published (under Disney nameplate) many books including Mary Poppins,  Uncle Scrooge. His book” Life in the Mouse House” was published after his death to protect his fellow Disney co-workers.

Skills

Writer, Artists, illustrator, cartoonist