FAT ALBERT & the Gang Production Animation Cel Drawing Filmation 1972-75 dr20

FAT ALBERT & the Gang Production Animation Cel Drawing Filmation 1972-75 dr20

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FAT ALBERT & the Gang Production Animation Cel Drawing Filmation 1972-75 dr20FAT ALBERT and the Cosby Kids Original Production Animation Art Cel Drawing by Filmation, from 1972 1975 Actually Used to Make the Cartoon! Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity We've struggled for a long time before Bill Cosby's recent history (or John Kricfalusi's) with the idea of the artist versus their art, when they diverge significantly. We grew up with Fat Albert providing a unique voice and lessons for our childhoods.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012