Flying Stork and Sack Walt Disney Productions 1941Sold on Behalf of the University of South Florida Libraries Museum Charles Mahan Collection of Original Animation Cels

Description: Flying Stork and Sack Walt Disney Productions 1941Sold on Behalf of the University of South Florida Libraries Museum Charles Mahan Collection of Original Animation Cels. A very rare 6 ½” x 8 ½” hand painted animation cel of a flying stork wearing a hat and holding a sack in its beak. Hand painted cel with an acid-free painted background. None. Accompanied by label "S/R Laboratories, Animation Art Conservation Center LL S-2001, File I-l, Lot 38, Loc 6R".

Provenance: The Property of the University of South Florida’s Prestigious Charles Mahan Collection. Dr. Mahan was recently interviewed by The New York Times regarding his extensive political cartoon collection also donated to the University of South Florida. The sale of these works will benefit the ongoing USF Foundation collection mission. Winning bidder will receive a Certificate of Authenticity with the artwork.

Approx. Dimensions or Size: 6 ½” x 8 ½”

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Cons./Inv. Code: The present lot is inventory image reference number M50-00039 in the USF Charles Mahan Collection, one of over two hundred lots that will be continuously added to this sale and the December 8th sale online catalogues on a daily basis between today and the days of sale. Please check our listings regularly during the coming days for many exciting discoveries.

Very good. Minor tape adhesive residue overall. In quadrant B, there is a loss of cel support in the upper right corner. Additionally, The state of preservation of the hand painted cel drawings that are many decades old is quite exceptional. In a few examples additional notations have been made in the description section of the catalogue text for significant issues and in most cases those elements are visible in the detail images, however the condition sensitive collector is encouraged to contact our sale expert for additional lot details in advance of the auction date.