#DP1 - Walt Disney Studio 'Pinocchio', 1940. This 1939 layout (model sheet) measures 10.75' X 10.5', depicting the front entrance to 'Geppetto's house. It is titled 'Final Model of front Porch and Doorway on Geppetto's house. COA Howard Lowery Gallery.

The exterior of Geppettos house is seen on this rare sheet. A celebrated Swedish artist and illustrator, Gustav Tenggren worked at the Disney studio from 1936 to 1939 on concept work for Snow White and Pinocchio. Walt wanted the films to have the look of 19th century European storybooks and personally brought Tenggren in to work with the other artists on atmosphere and design. This premium-sized vintage photostat sheet is filled with the rich drawing that has made him one of the most highly regarded Disney artists to this day.

*$590

#DP2 - Walt Disney 'Little Hiawatha', 1937. This photostat model sheet of 'Little Hiawatha and animals' measures 11.00' X 14.00'. The sheet is titled 'Hiawatha Model Sheet S-41 and depicts poses of a racoon, deer, and Hiawatha with the deer. COA Howard Lowery.

*$340

#DP3 - Walt Disney 'Foulfellow & Gideon', 1939. The photostat model sheet from 'Pinocchio' measures 11.00' X 14.00', titled 'Pinocchio Comparative Sizes Fox and Cat Models / F-3 and depicts J. Worthington Foulfellow, Gideon, Pinocchio and Stromboli. COA Howard Lowery.

*$420

#DP4 - Walt Disney 'Foulfellow', 1939. The photostat model sheet from 'Pinocchio' measures 11.00' X 14.00', titled 'Rough Construction Notes / Fox Model / Pinocchio / F-3. It is dated 4-5-39 and depicts various poses of J. Worthington Foulfellow. COA Howard Lowery.

*$420

#DP5 - Walt Disney 'Mickey Mouse', 1937. The photostated model sheet measures 10.00' X 12.00' and is an untrimmed.

This full sheet depicts various full-figure and partial images of 'Mickey Mouse' and notes 'Don Towsley - 7/20/1937' apears at bottom center. COA Howard Lowery.

*$505 (SOLD)

#DP6 - Walt Disney production model sheet 'Ferdinand the Bull', layout responsibilties were handled by Ken Anderson and director Dick Rickard.

This photostated model sheet measures 10.00' X 12.00' and is an untrimmed of the five men with funny hats who discover Ferdinand. Also, of the matador who was modeled after Walt Disney. This piece originally came from Collector's Paradise Gallery, Harry Kleinman, Studio, CA.

*$230

This was purchased from the Jeff Lotman's Disney collection.

*$675

#DP10 - Walt Disney Original Ferdinand Model Sheet, 1930s. Original Disney Animator's Model Sheet 'The Story of Ferdinand [the Bull] ...Picador's Horse Model' measuring 12.5 'x 10'.

*$390

#DP11 - Walt Disney Studio, SLEEPING BEAUTY - Color model, 1961. Disney Studio comic Color models were first drawn then inked. Once the inked page was submited the final color inked version is submitted for publication.

*$985 (INCLUDES ALL 3)

The images seen here are the property of The Walt Disney Company. They are intended only as illustrations of the artwork being offered and may not be reproduced in any form for any other purpose without the permission of The Walt Disney Company.

'I only hope that we never lose sight of one thing......

It all started with a mouse...

' -Walt Disney

Model Sheets have been used for years to insure that all the Animators drawing a character would draw them EXACTLY the same way. The studio would STAT-COPY or PRINT a VERY LIMITED number of these and give them to the artists working on that film ONLY.