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Art Cel Knuckles (Swan 2, Sequence 2-21)

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Art Cel Knuckles (Swan 2, Sequence 2-21)Original Hand Painted Animated Art Art Cel Knuckles (Swan 2, Sequence 2 21). Beautiful hand painted, animated art cels from the second Swan Princess movie, The Secret of the Castle. In this scene, Knuckles is hiding in the woods near Prince Derek's castle. He is preparing to shoot a fire arrow into the western fields to start a fire and distract Prince Derek, luring him into a trap. This is Sequence 2, Scene 21, where Queen Uberta forces Knuckles to

Original Hand-Painted Animated Art

Art Cel Knuckles (Swan 2, Sequence 2-21). Beautiful hand-painted, animated art cels from the second Swan Princess movie, The Secret of the Castle. In this scene, Knuckles is hiding in the woods near Prince Derek's castle. He is preparing to shoot a fire arrow into the western fields to start a fire and distract Prince Derek, luring him into a trap.

This is Sequence 2, Scene 21,  where Queen Uberta forces Knuckles to bow before she will go into her cell.

Art cels from this sequence are shipped with the corresponding pencil art when available.

Authentic Art Cel Features:

• Each frame in this sequence consists of one to two overlaying pieces, hand painted on celluloid paper with acrylic paint
• Each original art cel comes with Certificate of Authenticity and a complimentary print of the background art for framing
• Each art cel measures 16" x 10.5" (40.64cm x 26.67cm)
• Each authentic art cell is securely shipped in a reinforced padded envelope

Special Instructions:

Please specify in the notes of your order the numerical code on the cel you want. With original art cels, the first number represents the sequence, the second number the scene and the third represents the cel number. Please select the number of the cel you want in the 'Special instructions for seller' area within the shopping cart. There are more available cels in this sequence that have not been included in the product images. Contact Princess Odette if you do not find what you are looking for, or if you have questions or comments about the Swan Princess Original Celluloid Hand-Painted Animated Art cels.

More Information:

Do you know how animated films were made before computer graphics? Read all about the Animation Production Art process here or watch this video with Producer Seldon Young.

All Swan Princess original hand-painted animated art cels were created by artists in our Burbank and Hollywood studios in the United States.

ITEM: Art Cel Knuckles (Swan 2, Sequence 2-21)
SKU: 4008-2-21
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