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Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Production Drawings

               
 

  Original Color
Model Sheet
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
1988
Benny the Car
$300 framed
  Disney Animation Drawing signed by
Bob Hoskins
Who Framed Roger
Rabbit?
1988
Roger Rabbit
$500
    Original Color Pen and Ink Drawing by
Don "Ducky" Williams
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
1988
SOLD
     

 


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At Animation Sensations, a leading Animation Art Gallery since 1989, you'll find Great Values on Original Animation Art.  Our animation art gallery has an extensive collection of original vintage animation art, including Roger Rabbitanimation art!  In addition to Animation Drawings and Production drawings from Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, we also have a fun collection of Production Cels from the film.  
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit?  Walt Disney 1988
About the Film

Who Framed Roger Rabbit, which is based on Gary K. Wolf's 1981 mystery novel  Who Censored Roger Rabbit?,  is a delightful send-up of the hard-boiled Sam Spade films popular in the 1930s and 1940s. This esteemed film broke many technical barriers in its blending of both ink-and-paint cartoon characters and flesh-and-blood actors in its onscreen cast.  Roger Rabbit was a hit with audiences and critics alike.  The film did very well at the box office and went on to receive four Academy Awards, including a Special Achievement Award for Animation Direction.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is still considered a milestone in cinematic history. Roger Rabbit pays tribute to the magical world of animation in general, and specifically cartoon characters of the 1940's, including Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse, Warner Brothers'  Yosemite Sam and Bugs Bunny, and Fleischer's Betty Boop.  Thanks to unprecedented cooperation between animation studios, rival studios' characters appeared together for the first time.  One highlight of this unique collaboration is a fierce piano duel between the two ducks-- Daffy and Donald-- at the cleverly named Ink & Paint Club.

Animation art from this film is a must for any fan or collector!

 

 

 



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