Three Blind Mouseketeers Animation Drawing (Walt Disney, 1936)....

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Three Blind Mouseketeers Animation Drawing (Walt Disney, 1936). "All for one, one for all, we stick together we can't fall!" Singing their Mouseketeer motto with cheer this dynamic animation drawing captures the eponymous trio from the acclaimed Silly Symphony, Three Blind Mouseketeers. Directed by Dave Hand and Jack Cutting this charming short was created from a unique combination of the beloved nursery rhyme dating back to 1609 Three Blind Mice and Alexandre Dumas's 1844 classic novel The Three Musketeers. Starring a sightless trio of cheese-enamored mice who take on a Bad Pete look-alike by the name of Captain Katt. From the opening scenes within their candle-lit hideout, these masterfully drawn mice can be spotted joyfully singing together near the 0:26 timestamp of the film. Rendered in graphite and colored pencil each mouse in draw to full-figure with their sword in hand, the Mouseketeers share a combined image area of about 5" x 3.25". The trio are nicely centered on a 12 field 5-peghole sheet that is numbered 67 and bears a timing chart in the lower right corner. With typical production handling and edge wear including faint age-related toning and slight staining/debris, these happy-go-lucky mice are in Good to Very Good condition.


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