UB IWERKS STUDIOS

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In 1930, Pat Powers(Walt Disney's Film Distributor) offerd to finance an animation studio for Ub Iwerks, the man credited with creating Mickey Mouse. Iwerks hired a small staff including Disney Composer carl Stallings, Grim Natwick and Chuck Jones (hired as a cel washer). Their first series was "Flip The Frog" which was picked up and distributed by MGM Studios.

Extremely rare hand-painted model cel featuring several poses of flip from the early 1930s. The entire cel measures9.5" X 12"....$2500 (#mis086v)

Excellent Production Drawing of Flip from "Flying Fists" (1931), the second Flip The Frog Cartoon. The paper measures 9.5" X 12". Flip is 3.5" tall...$500 (1210flip01)

Nice traced Model Sheet of Flip from the early 1930s. The paper measures 9.5" X 12"...$750 (#1210flip02)

Excellent Production Drawing of Flip from "The Soup Song" (1931. The paper measures 9.5" X 12". Flip is 4" tall...$500 (1210flip03)

Nice Rough Model Drawing of Flip from the early 1930s.. The paper measures 9.5" X 12". The image is 5.5" x 7.5"...$500 (1210flip04)

Nice Rough Layout Drawing of Flip from "Flying Fists" (1931), the second Flip The Frog Cartoon. The paper measures 9.5" X 12". The image is 4.5" x 8"...$500 (1210flip05)

By mid 1931, after only about 8 shorts, Iwerk's distributor encourged him to make the character less frog-like. This production drawing is from a short from about 1933. The animation paper measures 9.5" X 12". Flip is 3.5" tall...$300 (#os204flip03)

By mid 1931, after only about 8 shorts, Iwerk's distributor encourged him to make the character less frog-like. This production drawing is from "Flip's Lunchroom" (1933). The animation paper measures 9.5" X 12". Flip is 6.5" tall...$300 (#os204flip02)

Extremely Rare Storyboard page from Flip from "Flying Fists" (1931), the second Flip The Frog Cartoon. Each panel measures 3" X 4" and are on the right side of 9.5" X 12" piece of animation paper...$750 (#1210flip06)

By mid 1931, after only about 8 shorts, Iwerk's distributor encourged him to make the character less frog-like. This production drawing is from a short from about 1933. The animation paper measures 9.5" X 12". Flip is 4.5" tall...$300 (#os204flip01)

Nice rough drawing from a 1930s Flip cartoon. the Animation paper measures 9.5" X 12". Flip is 4.5" tall...$300 (#os28flip)

By mid 1931, after only about 8 shorts, Iwerk's distributor encourged him to make the character less frog-like. This production drawing is from a short from about 1933. The animation paper measures 9.5" X 12". Flip is 3.5" tall...$350 (#os204flip05)

Excellent rough layout drawing from a mid-30's Flip short. The animation paper measures 9.5" X 12". he image is 6" X 6"...$300 (#0iwerk02)

By mid 1931, after only about 8 shorts, Iwerk's distributor encourged him to make the character less frog-like. This production drawing is from a short from about 1933. The animation paper measures 9.5" X 12". Flip is 3.5" tall...$300 (#0iwerk03)

Model Drawings from the "Willie Whopper" series from the studio. The animation paper measures 9.5" X 12". ...$200 (#0iwerk01)

Model Drawings from the "Willie Whopper" series from the studio. The animation paper measures 9.5" X 12". ...$200 (#0iwerk05)

Rough Animation Drawing from an early 30s short. The Animation paper measures 9.5" X 12". The image is 6.5" tall....$150 (#1210cop006)

Very unusual artwork featuring a cut-out hand painted image of Little Black Sambo (1935) and a Cut out portion of a Black And White Background placed together on a 9.5" X 12.5" piece of Animation paper. The background is most likely from an earlier (pre-color) Iwerks short. The set-up may have been put together for publicity or publication purposes. Sambo is 3.5" tall...$750 (#ve013)

Extremely rare cel and production background from "The Headless Horseman" (1934). The background is a portion of a pan background and measures 9" X 12" and has timing notations along the bottom. The cel has also bee trimmed down to 9" X 12". The character is 5.5" tall...$2000 (#mis08V)

Amazing color model cel of the genie from "Aladdin And His Wonderful Lamp" (1934). The cel is trimmed down to 10" X 5". The genie is 8.5" high...$1500 (#mis088v)