SCOOBY DOO 1976 Dupre Production Background Drawing Hanna Barbera Bob Singer D for Sale

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SCOOBY DOO 1976 Dupre Production Background Drawing Hanna Barbera Bob Singer D For Sale

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SCOOBY DOO 1976 Dupre Production Background Drawing Hanna Barbera Bob Singer D:
$2600.00

Art from the first Scooby Doo iteration in 1969 is incredibly rare and sought after. And this piece was actually used to create that very first episode of "Scooby Doo, Where Are You!"It's the original production background drawing of The Museum that you see around the 4:13 mark of the episode, "What a Night for a Knight" (we have shown a screen-capture of it above in the episode). This incredible background drawing was done by the legendary Bob Singer - and comes from his personal archives!It measures approximately 10.5" x 12.5" and has some wear to it. Most notably, the folds on the left side, crinkles, a tear on the left side that was taped on the back and a small tear in the top. We've shown an exaggerated scan of the back so that you can see all the folds, etc.THE SCOOBY DOO SHOWOriginal Production Background DrawingFrom the 1976 Episode, "Mamba Wamba and the Voodoo Hoodoo"by Hanna BarberaDrawn by Bob Singer and from his Personal Archives, and SIGNED by Bob Singer!
Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity!
Art from the early Scooby Doo iterations are incredibly rare and sought after. And EVEN MORE RARE is the eternally sought after art of the spooky mansions that appear in some of the episodes.
This INCREDIBLE pieces is the original production background drawing of the Mansion Dupre that you see around the 4:00 mark of the episode, "Mamba Wamba and the Voodoo Hoodoo" (we have shown a screen-capture of it above in the episode). This incredible background drawing was done by the legendary Bob Singer - and comes from his personal archives!
It measures approximately 10.5" x 12.5" and has some wear to it. Most notably, some folds, crinkles, a some repair taped on the back. We've shown an exaggerated scan of the back so that you can see all the folds, etc.
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