Name/Title
Peter Pan Production Drawing (Peter Pan)Description
Peter Pan Production Drawing (Peter Pan)
Production drawing for Peter Pan
Walt Disney Productions
1953
Graphite pencil on 12-field, 3-peghole animation paper
This original animation drawing depicts Peter Pan seated in a reflective pose during a scene leading up to the “You Can Fly” sequence in Disney’s 1953 animated feature Peter Pan. The drawing corresponds to a moment appearing at approximately the 16:32 mark of the film, as Peter considers how Wendy and her brothers might learn to fly.
Rendered in graphite pencil, the drawing emphasizes facial expression and relaxed body posture, reflecting character performance rather than dynamic motion. The image area measures approximately 5.25 × 4.75 inches. The sheet is part of the production history of Peter Pan, the final Disney animated feature on which all of Walt Disney’s “Nine Old Men” worked together as directing animators, with Milt Kahl supervising the animation of Peter Pan.
Signs of studio use, including light edge wear and faint age-related toning, are consistent with production handling.
Condition: Very Good; light edge wear and faint age-related toning consistent with animation studio use.Create Date
August 27, 2025Update Date
December 21, 2025