Sleeping Beauty (Walt Disney, 1959) Briar Rose Animation Drawing "You know, I'm really not supposed to speak to strangers, but we've met before." This gorgeous animation drawing was crafted over 65 years ago for Sleeping Beauty's unforgettable musical sequence "Once Upon a Dream". A key scene which captures Briar Rose's effortless beauty and grace as she dances with a few of her animal friends, who are dressed as the Mock Prince after stealing Prince Phillip's hat, cape, and boots. The piece of production artwork is full figure and rendered in graphite on 16 field 3-peghole animation paper, with a gestural brown color pencil underdrawing and blue color pencil shading on the Mock Prince giving them a one-of-a-kind energetic image. Briar Rose can be found near 30:35 as she spins the Mock Prince with the flick of a wrist. The lot shows light age-related toning, production handling wear, edge wear, minor debris, and peghole supports on the Briar Rose drawing. In Very Good condition.