Four original production drawings from the King Features cartoon television series The Beatles, accomplished by artist Dennis Hunt in graphite and colored pencil on individual 13 x 10.5 sheets of animation paper, with each drawing depicting a member of the band in a frantic full-length running pose. Lower portion of each page marked in pencil, “Beatles,” with corresponding character code, “JF1,” “RF1,” “PF1,” and “GF1.” In overall fine condition, with some light toning and creasing. Accompanied by a copy of a letter from Hunt, and by a certificate of authenticity from Tracks. The Beatles cartoon series, which ran from 1965 to 1969, was the first weekly show to feature animated versions of real people. The animator of these drawings, Dennis Hunt, also worked on the Yellow Submarine animated film. As part of the production process, the animation artist would first draw these sketches under the guidance of the project's director, with the resulting drawings serving as the basis for the cels used in the actual film or show.Format: Drawings