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Mad Madam Mim In Beautiful Woman Form Cel from "The Sword In The Stone," 1963

Original hand painted production cel of Mad Madam Mim as a Beautiful Woman from "The Sword In The Stone," 1963; Numbered 55 lower right and set on a lithographic background; Size - Madam Mim: 8" x 3 3/4", Image 11 1/4" x 15 1/4"; Unframed. To purchase this cel or to visit the Art Gallery, CLICK HERE Madam Mim was the villain in the Walt Disney 1963 film "The Sword In The Stone," based on T. H. White's novel by the same name. Mim was voiced by Martha Wentworth a veteran actress with a long…

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The Sword in the Stone Madam Mim Production Cel (Walt Disney, 1963). In this scene, Madam Mim declares that she has more magic and wonder in a single finger than Merlin has in his whole body. This is an original hand-painted production cel of Madam Mim, the great Disney villain from the 1963 animated feature The Sword and the Stone. She was animated by two of Disney's legendary "Nine Old Men," Milt Kahl (who designed the character, refining storyboard sketches from Bill Peet), and Frank Thomas. Merlin Characters, Madam Mim, Bill Peet, Milt Kahl, Character Design Disney, Descendants Dr, Classic Characters, Anime Face, Frank Thomas
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The Sword in the Stone Madam Mim Production Cel (Walt Disney, 1963). In this scene, Madam Mim declares that she has more magic and wonder in a single finger than Merlin has in his whole body. This is an original hand-painted production cel of Madam Mim, the great Disney villain from the 1963 animated feature The Sword and the Stone. She was animated by two of Disney's legendary "Nine Old Men," Milt Kahl (who designed the character, refining storyboard sketches from Bill Peet), and Frank…

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