Original 1939 Walt Disney Productions / Courvoisier Galleries Dye-Transfer Print For Sale

Up for sale/sale is a beautiful, highly collectible vintage 1939 Walt Disney dye-transfer art print distributed by the famous Courvoisier Galleries.This timeless piece captures a memorable scene from the Academy Award-nominated animated short The Pointer (1939), where Mickey Mouse sports his camping attire and tries to read a training manual to an easily distracted Pluto. Historically, this film is incredibly significant as it marks the very first time audiences saw the redesigned Mickey Mouse featuring expressive pupils instead of the classic "pie eyes" look.Features & Authenticity:

• Red Studio Stamp: This print includes the highly desirable, authentic red Walt Disney Productions circular stamp on the reverse side of the backing. This stamp verifies its origin as an authorized studio release from the late 1930s/early 1940s era when Disney partnered exclusively with Courvoisier to distribute high-grade animation art to VIPs, advertisers, and early collectors.
• High-Quality Medium: Done as a premium dye-transfer print, which captures the lush, painterly depth of the original background artwork and character layouts flawlessly.
• Presentation: Comes mounted in its original cream-colored presentation mat board.

This is a phenomenal piece for serious Disneyana enthusiasts, vintage animation art collectors, or anyone who loves classic Mickey and Pluto history!Shipping & Handling:
Will be packed flat securely between heavy cardboard panels and shipped with tracking and full insurance to ensure it arrives safely.