When visiting & working with the Disney studio over the years, I've received some cels and drawings of Disney characters as gifts. I have also purchased a few.

The images are Copyright © Walt Disney Productions. I have included them here on the assumption that the "fair use" clause in copyright law allows it. If the copyright holder (or any writer of a dedication) objects to these images being on my www site, please inform me and I will remove the image(s) immediately (but not cheerfully).

Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	Pongo and Roger in "101 Dalmatians". This scene was animated by Milt Kahl.
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	Uncle Waldo and Amelia & Abigail Gabble, from "Aristocats".
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	Prince John gets his horoscope and loses his jewels, in "Robin Hood". This scene was animated by Ollie Johnston
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	Bernard & Bianca try to find Penny, the kidnapped little girl, in "Rescuers". Animated by Andy Gaskill.
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	Medusa is crazy about the "Devils Eye", the world's largest diamond, in "Rescuers". Milt Kahl's animation.
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	Gurgi, in the arms of Taran, is resurrected in the final sequence of "The Black Cauldron".
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	Ursula tricks Ariel into giving away her voice in "The Little Mermaid"
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	Flewwdur Fflamm and the lovesick witch in "The Black Cauldron". This is an unpainted cel, the outlines having been transferred from the original animator's drawing using a photographic process. On the cel, the lines are brown.
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	This cel is a xeroxed background outline cel from "Rescuers". Cels like this are put over the painted backgrounds to strengthen the outlines. This particular cel is xeroxed in two colors, grey and brown.
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	This drawing by Frank Thomas, from the final sequence of "Rescuers", has a funny dedication; the newspaper headline says: "Jan-Eric takes over Disneys!! Finnish visitor wows them at Mouse Factory! Says "No change in policy!"
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions Copyright © Walt Disney Productions Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	On this series of three drawings by Ollie Johnston, from "Rescuers", Ollie has written a three-part dedication. On the first drawing, he writes: "Jan - Come and see us again -" On the second one: "Jan - This proves that I can draw the cat's face!" And on the third, Ollie writes: "- and the girl's face, too!" I sure believe him!
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	This is"Gurgi" from "The Black Cauldron", drawn by Hendel Butoy.
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	Belle from "Beauty and the Beast", drawn by Randy Cartwright. "Thanks a lot for inventing the ANIMAC", he writes. This dedication does NOT imply any endorsement of ANIMAC by the Disney organization.
Copyright © Walt Disney Productions	This is the front page from my treasured copy of "Aladdin - the Making of an Animated Film" As you can see, there are four dedications here: "A million thanks for the wonderful innovation of the Animac System! You are a big part of what keeps Disney Animation humming!" - Dave Pruiksma "We owe the success of these fast-succesive releases to you & the Animac!" - Glen Keane "Without your Animac, I wouldn't have been such a wacky guy! Thanks a heap!" - Eric Goldberg "Thanks a lot for all your work on the Animac. My little carpet guy wouldn't have been the same without it!" - Randy Cartwright These dedications do NOT imply any endorsement of ANIMAC by the Disney organization.