Warner Bros Cel Hunting Season Bugs Bunny Signed Chuck Jones Last Number 200/200

Immerse yourself in the world of classic animation with this limited edition Warner Bros cel featuring the iconic Bugs Bunny from the legendary Looney Tunes franchise. Authentically signed by the legendary animator Chuck Jones, who is revered for his work on these beloved characters, this piece is a true treasure for collectors and fans alike. The cel is uniquely numbered 200/200, marking its exclusivity.

With its roots in anime tradition and the finesse of Reunion craftsmanship, this collectible showcases the timeless charm of'Doc' in vibrant detail. It's a standout addition to any animation art collection, capturing a piece of history from one of the most renowned animation studios. Once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire a Last Early. Cel from the Studios of Warner Brothers Productions and Chuck Jones. Hand Signed by Chuck Jones.

Limited Edition Cel last edition number 200/200 (Warner Brothers, 1983). A comedic image created from an original drawing by the great Chuck Jones, here is an extremely difficult to find hand-painted limited edition cel signed by Chuck Jones himself.

Coyote, Porky Pig, Bugs Bunny, Marvin the Martian, Elmer Fudd, Pepe Le Pew, Daffy Duck and the Road Runner , all holding conflicting signs about which hunting season it is. The most collectible last Numbered 200 of only 200 made , this piece bears a Linda Jones Enterprises seal, The 16 field cel is presented on a custom background.

A magnificent image, the condition is Very Good. Comes Framed and Matted Measures framed 24" x 21". A Extremely Rare hard to find early 1983, 38 year old edition from Warner Brothers. Number 1's and the last number of any Limited Edition "especially from Warner Brothers" are very hard to come by, since they were always taken by studio Executives and the Artist....

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