Marc Davis (1913-2000)

International Museum of Cartoon Art "For Achievement in Animation" Presented to Marc Davis (Walt Disney, 1995). This distinguished award, presented by the International Museum of Cartoon Art to Disney Legend Marc Davis "For Achievement in Animation," marks a significant recognition of his illustrious career. Awarded during a special event at the museum in Boca Raton on February 16, 1995, this honor celebrates Davis's contributions to the field of animation, including his iconic work on characters like Maleficent. Originating from the museum, which was founded by Mort Walker in 1974 to celebrate and preserve cartoon art globally, this award underscores the importance of Davis's legacy within the animation community. This unique piece, from the private collection of Marc and Alice Davis, features a glass plaque etched with Maleficent's image, numbered 1/10, and mounted on a wooden light box measuring 15" x 5" x 4". The light box may require a new bulb and is sold as-is, in overall Very Good condition. This award not only honors Davis's achievements but also connects him to the broader history and appreciation of cartoon and animation art. A great display piece! From the Disney Legend Inductees Marc and Alice Davis Archive. HID09710052018 © 2024 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved