This just in from Gunnar Andreassen:
[I refer to your very interesting article on the Disney History Institute blog about the cover drawing of Mickey and Greta Garbo, created by Joe Grant. I have a little piece of information that might be of interest to you when it comes to this:
This drawing seemed somewhat familiar to me, even though I can’t recall having seen that cover before.
Suddenly it dawned on me where I had seen something like it.
Last year I bought a photo of Walt at his desk in his Hyperion Office, probably taken in 1937. I sent it to you, and you posted it on your blog with a list of details that I had made. On the desk was an object that was difficult to figure out what was.
I wrote:
9. Item with Mickey (and Minnie ?) and another character. Could it be a cigar cutter?
Now I know what it was: A metal item of Garbo and Mickey. It seems that Walt put a cigarette on top of Mickey.
The question remains: Who could have made this ?
[I refer to your very interesting article on the Disney History Institute blog about the cover drawing of Mickey and Greta Garbo, created by Joe Grant. I have a little piece of information that might be of interest to you when it comes to this:
This drawing seemed somewhat familiar to me, even though I can’t recall having seen that cover before.
Suddenly it dawned on me where I had seen something like it.
Last year I bought a photo of Walt at his desk in his Hyperion Office, probably taken in 1937. I sent it to you, and you posted it on your blog with a list of details that I had made. On the desk was an object that was difficult to figure out what was.
I wrote:
9. Item with Mickey (and Minnie ?) and another character. Could it be a cigar cutter?
Now I know what it was: A metal item of Garbo and Mickey. It seems that Walt put a cigarette on top of Mickey.
The question remains: Who could have made this ?
What a neat little object. I wonder where it is today? Great eyes for spotting it Gunnar!
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