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Momaexh 1405 Masterchecklist \ . The Museum of Modern Art CHECKLIST Officeof the Registrar November 4, 1985 112-700 96.34 "That's Not All Folks! Warner Brothers Animation" September 10, 1985 - January 7, 1986 85.1336 - 85.1342 DUCK SOUP TO NUTS, 1944 Directed by Friz Freleng Animation drawings by Richard Bickenbach MoMAExh_1405_MasterChecklist 85.1343 - 85.1344 DUCK SOUP TO NUTS, 1944 Directed by Friz Freleng Animation drawings by Herman Cohen 85 .1345 DUCK AMUCK, 1953 Directed by Chuck Jones Character layout drawing by Chuck Jones 85.1346 DAFFY DUCK HUNT, 1949 Directed by Robert McKimson Preliminary model poses by John Carey 85.1347 YOU OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES, 1940 Directed by Friz Freleng Preliminary model poses 85.1348 - 85.1352 THE OLD GREY HARE, 1944 Directed by Bob Clampett Character layout drawings by Michael Sasanoff 85.1353 BUGS BUNNY NIPS THE NIPS, 1944 Directed by Friz Freleng Animation drawing 85.1354 WHAT'S COOKIN', DOC? Directed by Bob Clampett Animation drawing .. 11 West 53 Street, New York, N Y 10019-5486Tel 212-700 94()()Coble MOOERNARI Telex. 62370MOOA�l -2- 85 .1355 BUGS BUNNY AND THE THREE BEARS, 1944 Directed by Chuck Jones Animation drawing 85.1356 THE WACKY WABBIT, 1942 Directed by Bob Clampett Animation drawing 85.1357 A WILD HARE, 1940 Directed by Tex Avery Size chart by Robert Givens 85.1358 THE HARE BRAINED HYPNOTIST, 1942 MoMAExh_1405_MasterChecklist Directed by Friz Freleng Animation drawing by Phil Monroe 85.1359 - 85.1362 HARE RIBBIN' , 1944 Directed by Bob Clampett Animation drawing by Robert McKimson 85.1363 HARE CONDITIONED, 1945 Directed by Chuck Jones Animation drawing 85.1364 GORILLA MY DREAMS, 1948 Directed by Robert McKimson Animation drawing 85.1365 HARE-UM SCARE-UM, 1939 Directed by Ben Hardway and Cal Dalton Model sheet drawn by Charles Thorson 85.1366 BUGS BUNNY, circa 1940 Character pose 85.1367 BUGS BUNNY, circa 1944 Wartime promotion Drawn by Bob Clampett unit 85.1368 BUGS BUNNY, circa 1947 Model sheet by Jean Blanchard, for the Robert Mckimson unit 85.1369 BUGS BUNNY, 1943 Model sheet by Robert McKimson for the Bob Clampett unit r - 3 - 85.1371 A CORNY CONCERTO, 1943 Directed by Bob Clampett Animation drawing by Robert North ' 85.1372 PORKY PIG, circa 1939 Model sheet by V. Risto for the Bob Clampett unit 85.1373 PORKY PIG, circa 1936 Model sheet for the Frank Tashlin unit 85.1374 PORKY'S ROMANCE, 1937 Directed by Frank Tashlin Model sheet MoMAExh_1405_MasterChecklist 85.1375 ALI BABA BOUND, 1940 Directed by Bob Clampett 85.1376 OLD GLORY, 1939 Directed by Chuck Jones Animation drawing 85.1377 PORKY'S BUILDING, 1937 Directed by Frank Tashl in Promotional drawing by Melvin Millnr (used in theater pos l.Pr:·) 85.1378 PORKY'S RAILROAD, 1937 Directed by Frank Tashlin Storyboard drawings by Melvin Millar 85.1379 PORKY THE GOB, 1938 Directed by Ben Hardaway and Cal Dalton Storyboard drawings by Melvin Millar 85. 1380 LITTLE RED WALKING HOOD, 1937 Directed by Tex Avery Animation drawing of Egghead (precur:::;or to Elmer r'udd) by Irv fpence 85.1381 ELMER FUDD, circa 1942 Model sheet by V. Risto for the Bob Clampett unit 85.1382 PORKY PIG, 193 5 Model sheet for the Tex Avery unit -4- 85.1�83 FOGHORN LEGHORN, 1953 Model sheet for the Robert McKimson unit. 85.1384 THE BASHFUL BUZZARD, 1945 Directed by Bob Clampett Model sheet by Tom McKimson 85.1385 FROM HAND TO MOUTH, 1944 Directed by Chuck Jones Preliminary model poses by Sid Farren 85.1386 PREHISTORIC PORKY, 1940 Directed by Bob Clampett Preliminary mo del pose MoMAExh_1405_MasterChecklist 85.1387 THE DUCKTATORS, 1942 Direcl.ed by Norm McCabe Model sheet by John Carey 85.1388 THE DAFFY DOC, 1938 Directed by Bob Clampett Title eel and background painting 85 .1389 COAL BLACK AND DE SEBBEN DWARFS, 1942 Directed by Bob Clampett Model sheet by Gene Hazel ton 85.1390 - 85.1395 THE SHEEPISH WOLF, 1942 Directed by Friz Freleng Character layout drawings 85.1396 FOR SCENT-IMENTAL REASONS, 1949 Directed by Chuck Jones Animation drawing 85.1397 DOG POUNDED, 1954 Directed by Friz Freleng Character layout drawing by Hawley Pratt 85.1398 I TAW A PUDDY TAT, 1949 Directed by Friz Freleng Character layout drawing 85.1399 - 85.1400 Drawings from an unidentified Merrie Melodies cartoon circa, 1938 Character poses by Melvin Millar -5- 85.1401 - 85.1402 A FEUD THERE WAS, 1938 Directed by Tex Avery Storyboard drawings by Melvin Millar 85.1403 - 85.1405 "Sniffles" Model sheets, circa 1940 Animation drawing from THE UNBEARABLE BEAR, 1943 Directed by Chuck Jones 85.1406 TORTOISE BEATS HARE, 1941 Directed by Tex Avery Model sheet of Cecil Turtle by Robert Givens 85. 1407 MoMAExh_1405_MasterChecklist SNIFFLES AND THE BOOKWORM, 1939 Directed by Chuck Jones Model sheet by Robert Givens 85.1408 THE BEE-DEVILED BRUIN, 1948 Directed by Chuck Jones Model sheet by Robert Givens 85.1409 FEED THE KITTY, 1952 Directed by Chuck Jones Model sheet by Chuck Jones 85.1410 OF FOX AND HOUNDS, 1940 Directed by Tex Avery Model sheet by Robert McKimson 85.1411 "Willoughby" circa 1940 Model sheet by Robert McKimson for the Tex Avery unit 85.1412 STAGE FRIGHT, 1940 Directed by Chuck Jones Model sheet by Robert Givens Precursor to Henery Hawk 85.1413 THE FOGHORN LEGHORN, 1948 Directed by Robert McKimson Preliminary model poses by John Carey 85.1414 TIN PAN ALLEY CATS, 1943 Directed by Bob Clampett Animation drawing of "Fats Waller" Cat by Rod Scribner -6- 85.1415 PORKY'S TIRE TROUBLE, 193q Directed by Bob Clampett Character layout drawing 85.1416 THE SWOONER CROONER, 1944 Directed by Frank Ta.shlin Cannata Animation drawing of "Bing Crosby" Chicken by George 85.1417 BASEBALL BUGS, 1946 Directed by Friz Freleng Model sheet 85.1418 BUGS AND THUGS, 19511 Directe1 by Friz Fre_en� MoMAExh_1405_MasterChecklist Character layout drawiner of Rocky and Mugsy by Ha'Jley Pratt 85. 1419 PORKY'S PIG FEAT, 1943 Directed by Frank 'lhshlin Model sheet 85.1420 PORKY IN WACKYLAND, 1938 Directed by Bob Clampett Model sheet 85.1421 RABBIT'S FEAT, 1960 Directed by Chuck Jones Character layout drawinF; by Chuck .Jones 85.1li22 ROAD RUNNER TV SHOW, 1961 Color chart 85.1423 BUCKAROO BUGS, 19411 Directed by Bob Clampett Animation drawing of Red Hot Rider, n precursor to Yosemite �·um liy Manny G ul i 85.1424 HARE TRIGGER, 1945 Directed by Friz Freleng Animation drawing by Anne Hershenburgh 85.1425 - 85.1427 Background paintings by Philip DeGuard for the Road Runner unu Coyote seriesdire cted by Chuck Jones Layout by Maurice Noble 85.1428 - 85.1429 WHAT'S OPERA, DOC?, 1957 Directed by Chuck Jones Preliminary paintings for character lo.yout and color settinrs by Philip DeGuard with layout by Maurice Noble -7 - 85.1433 WALKY TALKY HAWKY, 1946 Directed by Robert McKimson Background paintings by Richard JI. Thomas 85.1434 DAFFY DOODLES, 1946 Directed by Robert McKimson Background painting by Richard H. Thomas 85.1435 A BEAR FOR PUNISHMENT, 1951 Directed by Chuck Jones Background painting by Philip DeGuard Layout by Robert Gribbroek 85.1436 MoMAExh_1405_MasterChecklist HARE WE GO, 1951 Directed by Robert McKimson Background painting by Richard H. Thomas Layout by Cornett Wood 85.1437 THE DOVER BOYS, 1942 Directed by Chuck Jones Background painting by Gene Fleury Layout by John McGrew 85.1441 TWEET, TWEET, TWEETY, 1951 Directed by Friz Freleng Background by Paul Julian Layout by Hawley Pratt 85.1442 MUTINY ON THE BUNNY Directed by Friz Freleng Background painting by Paul Julian Layout by Hawley Pratt 85.1443 THE UNRULY HARE, 1945 Directed by Frank Tashlin Background painting by Richard H. Thomas 85.1489 DON COYOTE AND ROAD RUNNER, 1947 Preliminary model poses by Chuck Jones (Don Coyote became Wile E. Coyote) Courtesy of Chuck Jones Enterprises 85.1490 A BEAR FOR PUNISHMENT Directed by Chuck Jones Background painting by Philip DeGuard Cel Courtesy of the Sam Cocks Collection -8- 85.1492 THE SCARLET PUMPERNICKEL, 1950 Directed by Chuck Jones Background painting by Peter Alvarado Re-created eel and background Courtesy of the Sam Cocks Collection 85.1495 WHAT'S OPERA, DOC?, 1957 Directed by Chuck Jones Cel Background painting by Philip DeGuard Courtesy of the Sam Cocks Collection 85.1496 DUCK AMUCK, 1953 Directed by Chuck Jones Re-created eel Courtesy of the Sam Cocks Collection MoMAExh_1405_MasterChecklist 85.1497 ONE FROGGY EVENING, 1955 Directed by Chuck Jones Cel Background painting by Philip DeGuard Courtesy of the Sam Cocks Collection 85.1498 DUCK DODGERS IN THE 24TH 1/2 CENTURY, 1953 Directed by Chuck Jones Background painting by Philip DeGuard Layout by Maurice Noble Courtesy of Chuck Jones Enterprises 85.1499 WILD OVER YOU, 1953 Directed by Chuck Jones Background painting by Philip DeGuard Courtesy of Chuck Jones Enterprises 85.1500 ONE FROGGY EVENING, 1955 Directed by Chuck Jones Background painting by Philip DeGuard Layout byRobert Gribbroek Courtesy of Chuck Jones Enterprises 85.1501 ROCKET SQUAD, 1956 Directed by Chuck Jones Background painting by Philip DeGuard Layout by Ernest Nordli Courtesy of Chuck Jones Enterprises 85.1504 AIN'T SHE TWEET, 1952 Directed by Friz Freleng Character layout drawing later used for theatre posters -9- 85.1505 SPEEDY GONZALES, circa 1955 Preliminary model pose 85.1554 BOSKO AND HONEY, 1931 Directed by Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising Preliminary model pose Courtesy of the Bob Clampett Collection 85.1557 LUMBER JACK RABBIT, 1954 Directed by Chuck Jones Cel and background painting Cel restoration courtesy of the Ink Tank 85.1558 Daffy Duck, circa 1947 MoMAExh_1405_MasterChecklist Directed by Art Davis Cel and background painting Cel restoration courtesy of The Ink Tank 85.1559 ROBIN HOOD DAFFY, 1958 Directed by Chuck Jones Cel Cel restoration courtesy of The Ink Tank 85.1560 Bugs Bunny Animation eels from (1.
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