The Simpsons Production Animation Storyboard Copy Fox 2003 DS-01

The Simpsons Production Animation Storyboard Copy Fox 2003 DS-01

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The Simpsons Production Animation Storyboard Copy Fox 2003 DS-01The Simpsons Animation Production Storyboard PHOTOCOPY by Fox from "The President Wore Pearls" Episode, 2003 Act II Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity! This is a photocopy page from the storyboard for The President Wore Pearls episode from The Simpsons, 2003. It is actually a production photocopy made and used at the time of production in 2003. It measures approximately 8. 5" x 14". SOME OF THESE PAGES HAVE HAND DRAWN

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