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Warner Bros. Studios Animation Art

Only Warner Bros. has ever managed to mount a serious challenge to Disney for the title of "best in animation." Most of the Warner Bros. cartoons were shown in theaters long before today's fans were born, and therein lies much of their advantage over their contemporary competitors. Warner Bros. cartoons were primarily aimed at adult moviegoers. Therefore, the humor could be more sophisticated and deal more deliberately with current events, especially during and immediately following World War II. When, around 1960, making cartoons for the movie theaters stopped being at all profitable, Warner Bros. shut down the animation unit. Sadly, they threw away the vast majority of the original artwork they had kept over the years. Television brought back Chuck Jones and Friz Freleng, and they continued to make some wonderful cartoons for many years thereafter. Here we offer you some samples of those fabulous characters.


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Daffy Sherlock II Limited Edition Cel

Released in 1984, this 12 field cel is one of the first limited edition cels from Chuck Jones, it is relatively rare. It is hand signed by the late legendary Chuck Jones through the Linda Jones Galleries. It is number 65 of a limited edition of only 200 pieces. It measures approximately 9x12" in a 16x18" triple mat and comes with the original frame. Its one of the best in the series, with a large full-figure image of the little black duck we all love. The Chuck Jones Gallery sells this piece for $1495!

Quackbusters

This is an original production cel from the 1980's feature "Quackbusters." It features the little black duck and a prospective client who's been having a little trouble with evil spirits. The cel measures 9x13 inches in a 14x18 inch double mat with a metal frame. Warner Bros. seal.

Daffy Duck

This is a production cel from an unknown short that features a fine image of that famous little black duck loved by so many fans. This piece Let's just hope this isn't another one of those tricks he "can only do once!" The artwork has a 7x10" cel opening in an 11x14" mat.

Groovy Ghoulies

A production cel from the 1971 television series Groovy Ghoulies in which several Warner Bros. characters made a guest appearance. This one features that fabulous feline Sylvester. 8x11½" cel opening in 14x18" double mat. Filmation Studios certificate.

Looney Tunes

A production two cel setup from a Porky Pig cartoon from the late 1930's or early 1940's where Porky played Christopher Columbus. There is some minor damage to the cel around the sign that says "3600" that appears as some light cloudiness which is not apparent at normal viewing distances but is noticable on close examination. The piece has a 7-½x9-½" cel opening in a 11x14" mat.



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