Click on the MUSICLAND link at the end of this post to see previously posted B/G art.
More from MUSICLAND (1935)
Today, more of the incredibly lovely artwork from the classic SILLY SYMPHONY.
Click on the MUSICLAND link at the end of this post to see previously posted B/G art.
Click on the MUSICLAND link at the end of this post to see previously posted B/G art.
MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
Here are some various digitally re-assembled backgrounds from the color opening of THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB!
Mickey was dressed as a bandleader, marching in front of this grouped character B/G. You never saw the complete B/G... until today!
Looks like a Fleischer Superman B/G! Nope, MMC!
This abstract B/G is very attractive with its pink and blue color palette.
This B/G obviously reflects the Hollywood Bowl design:
Mickey was dressed as a bandleader, marching in front of this grouped character B/G. You never saw the complete B/G... until today!
Looks like a Fleischer Superman B/G! Nope, MMC!
This abstract B/G is very attractive with its pink and blue color palette.
This B/G obviously reflects the Hollywood Bowl design:
OLD GLORY (Warner Brothers, 1939)
HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY!
Here's artwork from a classic Warner Brothers cartoon. Very interesting... this was before the W.B. cartoon unit had completely found its own unique style. This is reminiscent of early Fleischer and Disney, with far more elaborate artwork than the later WB toons (with less elaborate yet very stylish minimalistic B/G art).
Great cartoon and terrific backgrounds!
This digitally re-assembled vertical pan beautifully depicts an Abe Lincoln statue, an appropriately conclusion to our Fourth of July post:
Here's artwork from a classic Warner Brothers cartoon. Very interesting... this was before the W.B. cartoon unit had completely found its own unique style. This is reminiscent of early Fleischer and Disney, with far more elaborate artwork than the later WB toons (with less elaborate yet very stylish minimalistic B/G art).
Great cartoon and terrific backgrounds!
This digitally re-assembled vertical pan beautifully depicts an Abe Lincoln statue, an appropriately conclusion to our Fourth of July post:
LADY AND THE TRAMP
I always enjoy hearing from readers. It is a special kick to get emails from around the world.
Today I received two cheery emails from a gentleman named Pete Turner, from Sutton Coldfield, England.
He sent THIRTY gorgeous backgrounds from LADY AND THE TRAMP, and generously gave permission to share them with you.
Enjoy these, readers! I know Pete spent a great deal of time and creative energy digitally recreating these.
Thank you, Pete! All I can say is WOW! Here is the first installment:
Today I received two cheery emails from a gentleman named Pete Turner, from Sutton Coldfield, England.
He sent THIRTY gorgeous backgrounds from LADY AND THE TRAMP, and generously gave permission to share them with you.
Enjoy these, readers! I know Pete spent a great deal of time and creative energy digitally recreating these.
Thank you, Pete! All I can say is WOW! Here is the first installment:
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