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Sale 121
May 26-27 Collectibles Auction
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THE SIMPSONS: Two (2) 1992 Production Cels Issued by 20th Century Fox, Each with COA by the Studio. Two (2) wonderful THE SIMPSONS production cels issued by 20th Century Fox. Great family scene in the first cel with Marge and Homer holding Lisa and Bart from fighting. The other is Home and Bart clearly off to church. Both pieces appear never to have even been displayed. Both art and frames in virtually mint condition. The Coas read, This certificate accompanies an original hand-painted cel set-up used in the production of 'THE SIMPSONS". Each set-up represents a slight degree of movement of the characters. Simpsons cels bear the official Twentieth Century Fox seal of authenticity.
Both pieces are terrific. Estimated Value $600 - UP
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Walt Disney Animation: Original Hand Painted Cel from Disney's Featurette, THE SMALL ONE, Directed By Don Bluth, Cel Initialed by Bluth. From Walt Disney's 1978 charming Christmas tale of a Hebrew child in ancient Israel having to sell his small donkey in Jerusalem. Through a series of circumstances, "Small One" is the burrow purchased by a man named Joseph for his pregnant wife named Mary on their journey. Short was directed by Don Bluth who left Disney to direct An American Tale and All Dogs Go To Heaven. Cel is excellent shape and with the studio animation embossed in top left and then initialed by Don Bluth. COA taped on verso. Frame is not at its best, having tape to keep corners in check. Estimated Value $300 - UP
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Walt Disney: Excellent Mickey Mouse Sketch and Nephews, Pencil on Paper by Timothy Jason Smith. Plus a Smurfett and a Scrubbing Bubble. Mickey Mouse scene sketch by Timothy Jason Smith. The Scene: Mickey, much surprised, goes to his cobbler's bench to see a completed pair of shoes. He calls to nephews Morty and Ferdie, "Come here right now! How did the two of you make these shoes?" "What shoes? We didn't make them Uncle Mickey" says Morty. These lines were typed and affixed to drawing crudely, but had them professionally remove and they accompany the drawing in a sleeve.
Drawing is in excellent condition. 11 x 14"
The other pieces are a hand painted and pencil sketch of Smurfett and a Scrubbing Bubbles production cel from the television ad for Dow Bathroom Cleaner from 1981. Estimated Value $300 - UP
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