Looney Tunes Original Production Cels — Warner Bros. (Pair)
Warner Bros. – 2 Hand-Painted Production Cels
Two original production cels from Warner Bros. animation, each a single hand-painted frame from the studio's television output, offered together with the studio's certificates of authenticity. The first comes from a Looney Tunes television production, its characters and painted background placing it inside the tradition that made the studio's name; the second belongs to Steven Spielberg's Tiny Toon Adventures, launched in September 1990, which carried that tradition into a new generation of characters and a new school, the Acme Looniversity.
Production cels are the physical residue of an animation process that no longer exists in this form: each frame was painted by hand over a hand-painted background, and each is therefore unique. The pairing is instructive — the classic Looney Tunes universe on one side, its 1990s successor on the other — and the presence of Warner Bros. documentation gives the pair the provenance collectors of animation art require. Displayed together, they read as a short history of the studio's cartoon language.
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