Herbert D. Ryman
Petrouchka (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

Teaching young artists, passing on his knowledge and skills, was at the heart of so much that occupied Herb Ryman’s life. He inspired and joined in a nighttime painting program for fellow Disney artists, and taught occasionally at Art Center College of Design. While his students at Art Center sketched this model, Herb painted her too. This enduring illustration served as an example, and motivation, for his class.

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Herbert D. Ryman
Pacific Grove Rocks (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

Herb was already a well known illustrator for motion pictures (Mutiny on the Bounty, David Copperfield, The Good Earth) and had worked at the Disney Studio (his circus travels came into play on Dumbo) when Walt Disney asked him to create the first overall drawing of Disneyland in 1953, launching a storied career in Disney park design and illustration. But despite his Disney work, Herb never stopped painting from his travel sketchbook, and especially from property he owned just south of Carmel, California. He loved, and captured the spirit of, the ocean around Point Lobos. This painting (the original is owned by the Buzz Price family) won a California water color prize.

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Millard Sheets
Black Sand - Tahiti (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

A world-renowned artist and teacher, Millard’s artwork was commissioned by many companies and institutions, including the Mayo Clinic, the Detroit Public Library and Notre Dame University. Here in Southern California, you have seen his glittering mosaic murals on many of the old Home Savings of America Bank buildings. His work was recently exhibited at the Pasadena Museum of California Art.

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Peter Ellenshaw
Desert Stream (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

The definitive matte painter for Disney films such as Treasure Islandand 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Ellenshaw won an Oscar for his work on Mary Poppins. Encouraged by Walt Disney, Peter began painting scenes from the California desert Walt loved, and his fine art work became popular in upscale galleries.

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David Negron
Balloons de Mexico (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

A graduate of Art Center College of Design, David has also taught at his alma mater. He is well known for his movie illustrations for such films as Hello, Dolly, JurassicParkand Raiders of the Lost Ark. Negron’s impressionist-style work has also illustrated Disney park projects, and has won many awards.

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Neil Boyle
To The limit (Unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

After a long career
teaching art in Southern California, Neil became a much in demand commercial illustrator. A native of Alberta, Canada, his Western-themed art became a signature.

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Dan Goozeé
Winter Stream (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

Dan’s paintings are seen in many fine art galleries; he has graced An Affair of the Art for nearly all our shows. He has worked in films, created art for movie posters, and illustrated many concepts for attractions created by Walt Disney Imagineering for the Disney parks around the world.

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John De Cuir
Marguerite, Faustus & Cooklourous (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

One of the great art directors in movie history, John was nominated for eleven Academy Awards, winning three, for The King and I (1956), Cleopatra (1963), and Hello, Dolly (1969). He was the art director for the original Hall of Presidents show at the Walt Disney World MagicKingdom.

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Ralph Hulett
Bunker Hill Avenue (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

He painted watercolor backgrounds for Disney films from Fantasia and Pinocchio to Lady and The Tramp, Sleeping Beauty and The Jungle Book. Ralph was a prolific watercolorist who exhibited his personal work in  galleries from L.A. to New York City. The old Bunker Hill was a favorite subject.

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Al Dempster
The Evans Ranch (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

A star background artist in Disney animation features from Fantasia (1940) to the Winnie the Pooh featurettes (1966-77), Al’s designs and illustrations for more than a dozen Disney Golden Books are prized in many households (and on EBay).

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Anthony Heinsbergen
Canadian Landscape (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

His family emigrated from the Netherlands to Los Angeles in 1906, but he never forgot his Old World background. He was one of the first students to be trained by Mrs. Nelbert Chouinard at the Chouinard Art Institute (now part of CalArts). Heinsbergen’s designs – he created concepts and themes for many Pantages theatres in the 20’s and 30’s – have been featured in a Smithsonian traveling exhibit. You know his designs from the Pantages in Hollywood, the Wiltern in L.A., Oakland’s Paramount Theatre and the Biltmore Hotel in downtown L.A.

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David Solomon
Land Escape (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

Born in East Los Angeles, David used his art skills to move from the barrio to Art Center College of Design. Since 1969, he has lived a plein air painter’s life in Laguna Beach, exhibiting, teaching and leading painting excursions.

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Michael Lloyd
Splendid Oak (unframed)
Signed, Limited Edition Print

A background artist for Disney films, Michael also created key background illustrations for films in the Disney parks, notably The American Adventure in Epcot.

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