Walt Disney - Pluto Production Drawing (1951) - Plutopia, WALT DISNEY
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Plutopia
Pluto Production Drawing (Walt Disney, 1951)
This energetic original 12-field, 3-peghole production drawing features Pluto from Walt Disney's 1951 theatrical short Plutopia, directed by Charles Nichols. In the short, Mickey and Pluto embark on a camping trip to Camp Utopia-a so-called "sportsman's paradise"-but a strict no-nonsense policy prevents Pluto from enjoying the vacation. After being muzzled and left outside, Pluto drifts off into a vivid dream where he finally gets the upper paw on Milton, the smug camp cat voiced by the iconic Jim Backus. This sequence, seen around the 3:57 timestamp, shows Pluto barking triumphantly at Dream Milton, who willingly flings himself across the room in servile obedience. Rendered in graphite, the drawing showcase Pluto in full-figure action, measuring approximately 13 x 11 cm and well-centered on each page. Numbered in the lower right corner, include a few small animator notes. With work by Disney Legends Les Clark, Norm Ferguson, and Freddie Moore, this drawing are in Very Good condition with light toning and minor handling wear.
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Pluto Production Drawing (Walt Disney, 1951)
This energetic original 12-field, 3-peghole production drawing features Pluto from Walt Disney's 1951 theatrical short Plutopia, directed by Charles Nichols. In the short, Mickey and Pluto embark on a camping trip to Camp Utopia-a so-called "sportsman's paradise"-but a strict no-nonsense policy prevents Pluto from enjoying the vacation. After being muzzled and left outside, Pluto drifts off into a vivid dream where he finally gets the upper paw on Milton, the smug camp cat voiced by the iconic Jim Backus. This sequence, seen around the 3:57 timestamp, shows Pluto barking triumphantly at Dream Milton, who willingly flings himself across the room in servile obedience. Rendered in graphite, the drawing showcase Pluto in full-figure action, measuring approximately 13 x 11 cm and well-centered on each page. Numbered in the lower right corner, include a few small animator notes. With work by Disney Legends Les Clark, Norm Ferguson, and Freddie Moore, this drawing are in Very Good condition with light toning and minor handling wear.
Seller's Story
We are GalleryAnimation.com, the European leader in Animation Art.
Be confident when buying from us, we have 100% positive feedback :)
Every piece is expert-verified for authenticity, curated weekly, and shipped worldwide with secure packaging.
Free of customs taxes if you are from the EU. If you need a certificate of authenticity, contact us.
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Item
Pluto Production Drawing (1951)
Series
Plutopia, WALT DISNEY
Condition
Excellent condition
Artist
Walt Disney -
Width
32 cm
Height
27 cm
