See next four items #2127-3130. All c. late 1930s-early 1940s done in lead, color pencil, or watercolor on whole or partial sheets of animation paper. Image areas range from 6.25x7.5” to 8.25x11.5”. Scenes include: Oreb as Napoleon saying “I Think I Love You!”, being outfitted in Lone Ranger costume, as ballet dancer “Gregarovich Orebovich”, painting under shade tree, driving small car , trying to hit fly while animating. A few light handling creases here and there, otherwise Fine/VF. Tom Oreb (1913-1987) animated at Disney from 1937 to 1961, notably in Ward Kimball’s unit. Credits include “Pinocchio; Sleeping Beauty; Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom; 101 Dalmatians”. He did the art for the “Once Upon A Wintertime” Golden Book (based on a segment from “Melody Time”) and went on to do early animated TV commercials, worked w/Tex Avery on “Symphony In Slang”, UPA, and the “Dick Tracy Show” in 1961. Well drawn and funny.