Walt Disney's Peter Pan Original Animation 6 Drawings Hand Drawn RARE

EXTREMELY RARE original art from Disney studios. Any collector knows how hard it is to find Disney art outside of the studio.

These are not drawn by Walt Disney himself, but are actually from the Disney studio. This rare sequence of 6 hand-drawn images from Walt Disney's Peter Pan is a must-have for any animation art collector. The frames showcase the iconic characters and storyline of the beloved film, and are in their original form as production drawings and storyboards.

The art is an original piece from the Disney franchise. The animation studio and brand are both Disney, and the drawings are in the tradition of anime.

They are a fantastic addition to any collection due to their rarity and historical significance. This item falls under the categories of Collectibles, Animation Art & Merchandise, and Animation Art. EPCOT/Television Commercial Peter Pan Animation Drawing Sequence of 6 Walt Disney, c.

This marvelous and rare sequence of 6 original animation drawings believed to be from a lost EPCOT Center television commercial featuring the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up, Peter Pan. Titular protagonist of his 1953 film, Peter Pan leads a life of nothing but fun, whimsy, and adventure in Never Land where he is the undisputed leader of the Lost Boys. With a childlike look of resolved determination, Peter seems to contemplate wonders of visiting a Disney Park like EPCOT. The lot includes some roughs rendered loosely in brown pencil and some cleanups rendered in graphite and blue pencil, each on 12 field animation paper with sequence numbers in each of the righthand corners and dialogue notes on many of the pages indicating a conversation with or about Hook. Depicted in partial-figures, Peter ranges in size from 2.75" x 5" to 3.5" x 6" across the 6 drawings.

The drawings are NOT framed.