Walt Disney - 1 Original preliminary drawing - The Dognapper - 1934
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Original preliminary animation drawing by Walt Disney for The Dognapper (1934), featuring Mickey Mouse and Long Billed Donald Duck, with graphite and colour pencil on 12-field animation paper, measuring 30.5 × 25.5 cm in excellent condition and sold with a Certificate of Authenticity.
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Animation Drawing - Mickey Mouse and Long Billed Donald Duck - The Dognapper (Walt Disney, 1934)
Original graphite and colour pencil animation drawing from The Dognapper, a Mickey Mouse short directed by David Hand and released on November 17, 1934.
This was only Donald Duck's third cartoon appearance and, crucially, his first adventure alongside Mickey, making it a landmark pairing in Disney history.
The short is also notable for a unique voice credit: Walt Disney was travelling in Europe during production, so Clarence Nash (Donald's voice) stepped in to voice Mickey Mouse as well, the only time this ever happened in a theatrical release.
This drawing captures a moment from the cannon gag sequence (around 4:31), where Mickey and Donald take cover behind a saw as Pete fires at them.
Both characters are depicted with lively, expressive poses : Donald still in his early "long-billed" design, before his appearance was later refined and softened.
Graphite and colour pencil on 12-field, 2-peghole animation paper (approximately 30.5 × 25.5 cm).
Drawing numbered 23 in the lower right.
Image area approximately 9 × 5 cm.
Condition: very good, with only light edge and handling wear.
Early 1930s Disney drawings featuring both Mickey and Donald together are scarce especially from a short with such historical significance in defining their on-screen partnership.
This piece is sold with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Animation Drawing - Mickey Mouse and Long Billed Donald Duck - The Dognapper (Walt Disney, 1934)
Original graphite and colour pencil animation drawing from The Dognapper, a Mickey Mouse short directed by David Hand and released on November 17, 1934.
This was only Donald Duck's third cartoon appearance and, crucially, his first adventure alongside Mickey, making it a landmark pairing in Disney history.
The short is also notable for a unique voice credit: Walt Disney was travelling in Europe during production, so Clarence Nash (Donald's voice) stepped in to voice Mickey Mouse as well, the only time this ever happened in a theatrical release.
This drawing captures a moment from the cannon gag sequence (around 4:31), where Mickey and Donald take cover behind a saw as Pete fires at them.
Both characters are depicted with lively, expressive poses : Donald still in his early "long-billed" design, before his appearance was later refined and softened.
Graphite and colour pencil on 12-field, 2-peghole animation paper (approximately 30.5 × 25.5 cm).
Drawing numbered 23 in the lower right.
Image area approximately 9 × 5 cm.
Condition: very good, with only light edge and handling wear.
Early 1930s Disney drawings featuring both Mickey and Donald together are scarce especially from a short with such historical significance in defining their on-screen partnership.
This piece is sold with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Details
Item
Original preliminary drawing
Number of objects
1
Series
The Dognapper
Condition
Excellent condition
Artist
Walt Disney
Year
1934
Width
30.5 cm
Height
25.5 cm
