Witches,Monsters, Ghouls, and Ghosts be will present at the Rare Vintage Animation cartoon art release to be held by New York / New Jersey's premiere Animation Art Gallery, TheDeepArchives!

TheDeepArchives, New York / New Jersey's premiere Animation art gallery, which specializes in original rare and obscure vintage cartoon production art; will be holding a release of Halloween and Monster Related Animation Art production art, as well as art by Legendary Animator, DON DUGA, the original storyboard artist of the cult classic film, MAD MONSTER PARTY.

(PRWEB) October 3, 2004 -- The month of October is finally here, bringing with it a plethora of Witches, Ghosts, Ghouls, and Gobblins as Animation lovers prepare for the lastest HALLOWEEN related Art release to be held by New York/New Jersey's premiere Animation Production Art Gallery, TheDeepArchives. Unearthed for the exhibition and sale are some rare vintage 1950s production drawings of WITCH HAZEL, created by legendary Warner Brothers Animator CHUCK JONES, and voiced by the incompariable JUNE FORAY. Also available at the event, dating back from the early days of the Television cartoon pioneering studio, HANNA-BARBERA, a wonderful selection of monsters and ghouls from the 1960s animated series, ABBOTT and COSTELLO. But wait that's not all. We haven't forgotten about HALLOWEEN'S most popular STOP-MOTION animated feature film, MAD MONSTER PARTY. Produced by RANKIN/BASS Studios in 1967, the film starred the voices of Boris Karloff, Phyllis Diller, Allen Swift, and Gale Garnett. Featured on line and at the Gallery's event, will be an amazing selection of Storyboards and original Animation art, by the film's Continuity Director, Legendary New York Animator, DON DUGA, whose other Rankin/Bass credits included FROSTY THE SNOWMAN, SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN, THE YEAR WITHOUT A SANTA CLAUS, and THE JACKSON FIVE.

A Small selection of MAD MONSTER PARTY Artwork will be signed by original cast members, PYLLIS DILLER and ALLEN SWIFT. All artwork will be available beginning October 1, 2004 both on-line and at the Gallery through December 2004.

Not to be missed is the Gallery's latest release of Animation Production cels and drawings from the original ABC 1970s program SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK, created by TOM YOHE and GEORGE NEWALL. Remember singing along with such classics as CONJUNCTION JUNCTION, VERB:That's What's Happening, and NAUGHTY NUMBER NINE? Well, now is your chance to take home an original piece of these cartoons, which taught a whole generation of children that School is cool.

Currently being offered for the fans of Walt Disney Cartoons from the early 1930s is a selection of early production drawings and storyboards from Walts Disney first full length theatrical film, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," which was released in 1937 to much acclaim. Also as a rare treat for fans of the studio;a great selection of Drawings from Mickey Mouse Shorts of the 1930s will be available. These shorts include such classics as, "Canine Caddy," "Micky's Birthday Surprise," "The Brave Little Tailor," "Touch Down Mickey," "Mickey's Circus," "Clock Cleaners," and many many others.

TheDeepArchives Gallery specializes in offering original animation cels, drawings, and Production artwork. Art work is available to be view in person at the Gallery or on the Gallery's website, www.thedeeparchives.com

Featured on the Gallery's Website through December 2004, original animation art from the opening of the 1978 theatrical film Grease, which starred John Travolta and Oliva Newton-John.

If you are looking for Original Animation Production and not the mass produced limited editions, then TheDeepArchives.com is the Gallery for you!!!

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