Goofy - Original Production Drawing by Disney Animator Errol Gray (Walt Disney, c. 1940s)
COA included
This fantastic production drawing captures Goofy in a classic moment of slapstick comedy-walking along before tripping and stumbling over a stool. Illustrated in graphite on 12-field, 5-peghole animation paper, the drawing beautifully showcase the exaggerated movement and timing that define Goofy's timeless appeal Created by Walt Disney, Tom Palmer, and Pinto Colvig (who also provided Goofy's original voice), Goofy first appeared in Mickey's Revue (1932) and quickly became a fan favorite. Inspired by tales of a "half-baked village nitwit" from Colvig's hometown, Goofy's lovable clumsiness made him an enduring icon. This drawing is attributed to Errol Gray, a notable animator, producer, and director at Disney Studios from 1934 to 1945. Gray contributed to sequences in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, directed Disney's wartime training films, and animated shorts like Mickey's Circus (1936). This vintage set of original production art is presented in Good condition, with expected age-related toning and edge wear-a rare and delightful find for collectors of classic Disney animation.