Can anyone help identify which Disney short this original…
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Can anyone help identify which Disney short this original Minnie Mouse production drawing is from?
I’ve been trying to identify an original Disney Minnie Mouse production drawing and was hoping someone here might recognize the pose or the character model.
Here are the details:
* Original graphite production drawing on 5-hole animation paper
* Handwritten production code: B-23-C
* Reverse paper watermark appears to read “Hammermill Management Bond”
* Comes with an older Wonderful World of Animation certificate identifying it as a 1940s Minnie Mouse production drawing
* Minnie is wearing her classic short polka-dot dress with puff sleeves, not a special costume.
* Interestingly, she isn’t wearing her usual bow, or it’s omitted in this drawing.
* She appears to be in a graceful pose—possibly dancing, singing, or reacting romantically—with her eyes closed, hands clasped, and one foot crossed in front of the other.
So far I’ve been considering cartoons like:
* The Little Whirlwind (1941)
* Mickey’s Surprise Party (1939)
* Hawaiian Holiday (1937)
* The Pointer (1939)
Does anyone recognize this pose or know which short it might be from?
#movies #video
I’ve been trying to identify an original Disney Minnie Mouse production drawing and was hoping someone here might recognize the pose or the character model.
Here are the details:
* Original graphite production drawing on 5-hole animation paper
* Handwritten production code: B-23-C
* Reverse paper watermark appears to read “Hammermill Management Bond”
* Comes with an older Wonderful World of Animation certificate identifying it as a 1940s Minnie Mouse production drawing
* Minnie is wearing her classic short polka-dot dress with puff sleeves, not a special costume.
* Interestingly, she isn’t wearing her usual bow, or it’s omitted in this drawing.
* She appears to be in a graceful pose—possibly dancing, singing, or reacting romantically—with her eyes closed, hands clasped, and one foot crossed in front of the other.
So far I’ve been considering cartoons like:
* The Little Whirlwind (1941)
* Mickey’s Surprise Party (1939)
* Hawaiian Holiday (1937)
* The Pointer (1939)
Does anyone recognize this pose or know which short it might be from?
#movies #video
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