Lot Essay
According to the document regarding the provenance, these concept artworks were originally presented to French journalist, editor and script writer Maurice Bessy by Walt Disney circa 1951.
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Walt Disney Studios
Alice In Wonderland, 1951
Various scenes in sequence, including; the White Rabbit running down his warren, Alice searching for the White Rabbit in the forest, Mr Walrus and the Carpenter walking through the sand, Alice talking with the Cheshire Cat in the tree and Alice watching the marching Playing Cards, nine concept artworks, gouache on paper, all -- 3x3½in. (7.5x9cm.), in common mount, art by Mary Blair
Condition: good
Accompanied by a document concerning the provenance (2)
Alice In Wonderland, 1951
Various scenes in sequence, including; the White Rabbit running down his warren, Alice searching for the White Rabbit in the forest, Mr Walrus and the Carpenter walking through the sand, Alice talking with the Cheshire Cat in the tree and Alice watching the marching Playing Cards, nine concept artworks, gouache on paper, all -- 3x3½in. (7.5x9cm.), in common mount, art by Mary Blair
Condition: good
Accompanied by a document concerning the provenance (2)
Exhibited
Paris, Grand Palais, Il Tait Une Fois Walt Disney [Once Upon A Time Walt Disney], September-January 2006, illustrated p.20-21.
Montreal, Museum of Fine Arts, Il tait une fois Walt Disney [Once Upon A Time Walt Disney], March-June 2007, illustrated p.20-21.
Montreal, Museum of Fine Arts, Il tait une fois Walt Disney [Once Upon A Time Walt Disney], March-June 2007, illustrated p.20-21.