Name: 1972 Production Cel Drunk Crow Hand-Painted Original
Brand: Ralph Bakshi
SKU: EI-3939-048c359f
Price: 799.00 USD
Availability: InStock

1972 Production Cel Drunk Crow Hand-Painted Original

$799.00

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Condition: Light handling and edge wear with a few minor dust specks on the acetate; the paint is intact. See photos.

Maker: Ralph Bakshi
Category: Collectibles

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Stumbling out of the bar scene around the 28-minute mark of Ralph Bakshi's 1972 Fritz the Cat, this drunk crow is an original hand-painted production cel from the film that became the first animated feature to earn an X rating. Based on Robert Crumb's underground comix, it is a small piece of 1970s adult animation history that would look great framed over a dark mat.

Details

Key facts: original hand-painted animation production cel on clear acetate, with an inked outline and opaque colors and peg holes along the bottom edge.
Handwritten cel numbers 88 and H-28.
Character image about 3 in x 4.75 in.
Film: Fritz the Cat (1972), directed by Ralph Bakshi.

Condition: Light handling and edge wear with a few minor dust specks on the acetate; the paint is intact. See photos.

Please note: It will be packed flat between rigid boards with care.

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