Walt Disney Archives Jiminy Cricket Maquette From The Disney Movie Walt Disney Archives

Name: Walt Disney Archives Jiminy Cricket Maquette
Brand: Walt Disney Archives
SKU: 4051309
Price: 199 USD
Availability: InStock
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Disney’s rich animation legacy is preserved through stunning archival artwork that brings classic Disney illustrations and timeless animation history to life. From meticulously hand-painted Disney cels to rare vintage concept art, each piece reflects the artistry and craftsmanship behind beloved Disney films. Iconic Disney scenes and collectible Disney artwork showcase the evolution of animation, capturing the magic of storytelling through vibrant colors and masterful compositions. The Disney heritage collection includes limited-edition prints and behind-the-scenes production art that highlight the creative process behind legendary characters and films. Whether it's original Disney drawings or historical animation pieces, these works celebrate the enduring impact of Disney’s artistic vision, preserving its legacy for generations to come.

Walt Disney Archives bio

From Mickey Mouse to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, characters and stories introduced decades ago continue to be celebrated in brand-new films, television programs, merchandise items and theme park experiences. Recognizing the unique and enduring creative legacy started by Walt Disney, the Walt Disney Archives was established in 1970 to collect, preserve and make available for research the historical materials relating to Walt and the company he founded. The Disney Creative Director & Master Artist is David Pacheco and Becky Bresee & Wayne Unten are the Frozen Animation Supervisors for Anna and Elsa.

What is an Animation Maquette? Three-dimensional character models, used by animators as a way to study crucial angles,reveal the play of light and shadow, and clarify issues of perspective. Pinocchio was the first Disney full-length film to use maquettes.