Professor Ludwig Von Drake original production Disney cel Art Corner circa 1960s

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Professor Ludwig Von Drake original production Disney cel Art Corner circa 1960s:
$389.00

ProfessorLudwig Von Drake circa 1960sPiece is over 50 years old and looks great.This listing is for a 1964 Walt Disney production cel from \"Walt Disney\'s Wonderful World of Color\" episode.Piece is a Art Corner Cel which is a Preferred cel to collect in the area of Production Art. Cel size is 10 x 7.5 inches, the painted character is 5.5 x 3 inches in size. This Set-up is complete with the Art Corner Gold Label on the back.Cel paint in in good condition, with minor flaws (which is expected for a cel of this era over 50 years old. This is a Art Corner Set-up, original SOLD at Disneyland in the 1950\'s. Art Corner Pieces are Premium pieces to collect as it was the Only Official Disney Art Program from 1955 to the mid 1970s. Paint is in good condition. No sticking or separation of paint.
This cel makes for a perfect gift.Disneyland Art CornerStoreCels sold at Disneyland\'s Art Corner Shop in Tomorrowland from the mid 1950\'s to the late 1960\'s. These cels are trimmed, placed in a small matt against either a lithograph background or a sheet of coloured paper. A gold seal is attached to the back of the matt which is the authenticating sticker.

Piece is know as a ART CORNER piece that was originally Sold at Disneyland in The Art Corner Store on Main Street USA.

Brief HISTORY of the Disneyland Art Corner Shop

In 1955, the year Disneyland opened, in a section of Tomorrowland there was a area now long gone called “The Art Corner” which sold Disney animation cels from films such as Lady and the Tramp, Sleeping Beauty, 101 Dalmatians, Mickey Mouse Club and cels from various shorts. The place was full of bins of cels that customers could paw through at will (yes, that\'s how it was described to me by someone who was there, and bought plenty of them)--everything from \"Alice In Wonderland\" to \"Peter Pan\", \"Sleeping Beauty\", numerous TV programs and shorts, etc. These cels were selected by studio artist, from the 1000’s of cels created for a production, based on attractiveness. Cels were the character (s) were Not good looking, were discarded. So only the Best ones were allowed out of the market. Every Art Corner Cel was matted and a Gold Art Corner Label attached to the backing. This label is what makes Art Corner Pieces so valuable.