Monday, September 04, 2006
Meta: Disney Drawing Exhibit Opens
Milt Kahl, Bill Tytla, Freddie Moore, Grim Natwick, Les Clark, Ub Iwerks, Art Babbitt, Marc Davis, Preston Blair, John Lounsbery, Ward Kimball, John Sibley, Norm Ferguson... Come on down to the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive for an exhibit of drawings by these and other legendary Disney artists.
On display are sketches from Disney's earliest days (Alice in Cartoonland, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit) the early sound era (Mickey Mouse, Silly Symphonies), through the classic features (Snow White, Pinocchio, Sleeping Beauty). The exhibit runs through November.
The ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1pm to 9pm. It is located at 2114 W Burbank Bl in Burbank.
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3 Comments:
Hi,
It would be GREAT if you could put some scans of the highlights of this exhibit on your website for all of us who are not able to visit.
I'm keenly interested in the ephemera you've posted from the studios--the letters and contracts are particularly noteworthy and fascinating to read. This is great fun. And the letterhead is really cool to see. Thanks!
I wish I could go. Too bad I live on the east coast. I would sell my desk to go to that show.
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