Family Guy Peter Griffin Brian Hand-Drawn Production Animation Storyboard FOX 1999 First Season 2

Family Guy Peter Griffin Brian Hand-Drawn Production Animation Storyboard FOX 1999 First Season 2

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Family Guy Peter Griffin Brian Hand-Drawn Production Animation Storyboard FOX 1999 First Season 2FAMILY GUY Production Animation Hand Drawn Storyboard from FOX, 1999 From "Portrait of a Dog" 1999 Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity Art from Family is VERY rare! We have a few storyboards from our archive. Done in graphite and measures approximately 8. 5" x 14". Ships USPS Ground Advantage, between layered cardboard to keep your art safe and save you money. Actually used in the making of the cartoon and great for

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