Hanna Barbera Samson & Goliath Colosuss of Rhodes Original Model Drawing by Alex Toth (1967) - ID: oct23039

Hanna Barbera Samson & Goliath Colosuss of Rhodes Original Model Drawing by Alex Toth (1967) - ID: oct23039 Hanna Barbera

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Price: $700.00
SKU: oct23039

An original model drawing from the Hanna Barbera animated series Samson & Goliath (1967). Featuring the impressive Colossus of Rhodes, the ink drawing was created and signed by Alex Toth at the studio during the early development process. The drawing was used during the creation of the third episode of season one, titled "The Great Colussus,"which aired on September 23, 1967. Original model drawings are photocopied at the studio and distributed to ensure character consistency among animators. The originals are much rarer than their photocopied counterparts. Toth was a brilliant animator and artist who started his career in comics, eventually transitioning to animation in the 1960s and 1970s for Hanna Barbera Studios. Always extremely detailed and dynamic, Toth's drawings are very desirable among collectors. Measuring 10.5"x12.5", the model drawing is in very good condition with minor discoloration and slight surface and edge wear due to age and handling.

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