The Letters of Bob Givens to Hardie Gramatky
Author: Bob Givens, Walt's People: Volume 21: Talking Disney with the Artists Who Knew Him, Volume 21, 1937, Chapter 3,pp. 45-48,EN
The three letters included in this chapter were written to Bob Givens’ teacher and friend Hardie Gramatky. Along with Millard Sheets, Phil Dike, Rex Brandt, and Barse Miller, Gramatky was one of the founders of the California School of Watercolor. He studied at Chouinard tarting in 1928 and worked at the Disney studio from 1930 to 1936, by which time he decided to move to New York. His book, Little Toot, published in 1939, became a best-seller and was brought to the screen by Disney as part of the package feature Melody Time. The letters from Bob Givens to Hardie Gramatky were kindly provided by Hardie’s daughter, Linda Smith.
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- 1 - The Diaries and Letters of Ferdinand Horvath (Ferdinand Horvath)
- 2 - A Short Autobiography by Ken Peterson (Ken Peterson)
- 3 - The Letters of Bob Givens to Hardie Gramatky
- 4 - The Letters of Sylvia Holland (Sylvia Holland)
- 5 - Tyrus Wong interview (Michael Barrier)
- 6 - John Hench interview (Christopher Finch, Linda Rosenkrantz)
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- 8 - Marc Davis interview (Christopher Finch, Linda Rosenkrantz)
- 9 - Alice Davis interview (EMC West)
- 10 - Al Kasha and Joel Hirschhorn interview (David Tietyen)
- 11 - Floyd Norman interview (Jim Korkis)
- 12 - Stacey Hartley, daughter of Paul R. Hartley (Didier Ghez)
- 13 - Bill Cottrell interview (Jay Horan)
- 14 - Lillian Disney, Diane Disney Miller, Jenny Miller interview - Recorded in October 1982 at EPCOT in Florida (Bob Allen, Jim Korkis (transcript))
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