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In 1937, Courvoisier Galleries of San Francisco introduced original Disney animation art to the world for the first time. Now Courvoisier returns to the City by the Bay as part of the prestigious Walt Disney Family Museum.
Once again, Courvoisier Galleries© brings the finest Disney animation art to your collection, with all of the original tradition, beauty, and excitement you have wished for.
Every Courvoisier Studio Replica© begins with an original Disney production animation drawing.
The image is completely hand inked from the drawing onto an animation cel, with inks formulated to the original Disney color keys.
The inked image is entirely hand painted, using the historic Disney color keys, and finished with original touches in the traditional manner.
Backgrounds are designed and prepared using original Courvoisier techniques.
Each Studio Replica© is presented in a traditional hand-lettered Courvoisier mat finished with the "Original WDP" seal, and is accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity. Optional S/R Signature Framing® is available, as shown.
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Leonard Maltin - "Disney Animation Art Brought Back to Life"![]() Film and animation historian discusses how Courvoisier Studio Replicas is DISNEY ANIMATION ART BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE Read Full Article... Read Full Article... Read more... |
An Historical Overview from Roy P. Disney![]() Roy Disney, grandson of Roy O. Disney and grand nephew of Walt Disney, wrote the following to a colleague to explain the part Ron Stark, Director of... Read more... |
Courvoisier Featured on Jim Hill Media![]() Jim takes his readers through a bit of animation history and the process Courvoisier Galleries still used to create the Studio Replica series. Read Full Article... ... Read more... |
Framing Animation ArtAnimation art has its own particular requirements when it comes to framing. Most framers are unfamiliar with it and some even refuse to handle it. As the... Read more... |
Caring for Animation ArtThese basic guidelines will help you better understand your role as a collector and add to the long-term pleasure your artwork can provide. With very little effort... Read more... |
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In 1937, Courvoisier Galleries gave Disney animation art the magic touch it needed to be considered fine art. Find out how you can be part of the Courvoisier tradition!