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Original Animation Cel & Drawing from "All Dogs Go To Heaven"

Immerse yourself in the magical world of "All Dogs Go To Heaven" with this exclusive Original Production Animation Cel and Matching Drawing. This stunning piece captures the essence of the beloved TV series that aired from 1996 to 1998, bringing back the charm and nostalgia of the original feature film by Don Bluth. Each cel and drawing is a testament to the artistry and passion that went into creating this timeless classic.

Artistic Details and Specifications

This exquisite animation cel measures approximately 10.5" x 12.5", showcasing the intricate details and vibrant colors that define the "All Dogs Go To Heaven" universe. Accompanying the cel is a matching production drawing, providing a comprehensive look at the creative process behind the beloved series. This set is a must-have for any fan or collector looking to own a piece of television history. Key features include:

• Original Animation Cel and Drawing: High-quality, authentic pieces from the "All Dogs Go To Heaven" TV series.
• Matching Production Drawing: Offers a deeper insight into the artistic process.
• Approximate Size: 10.5" x 12.5", ideal for framing and display.

Collectible Value and Personal Significance

Whether you're a dedicated fan or a seasoned collector, this Animation Cel and Drawing set from "All Dogs Go To Heaven" offers unparalleled value and significance. Each purchase comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring the authenticity and provenance of your acquisition. This set is perfect for:

• Collectors seeking rare and high-quality animation art.
• Fans who want to own a piece of their favorite TV series.
• Art enthusiasts looking to add a unique and captivating piece to their collection.

With this Animation Cel and Drawing, you're not just buying a piece of art; you're investing in a piece of your childhood and a testament to the enduring appeal of "All Dogs Go To Heaven".