Circus Wagon
by Charles Payzant
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This is a one of a series of paintings that Payzant did on his own prior to the making of the movie, Dumbo, of which he was one of the animators. Walt Disney used some of Payzant's watercolors as the basis for scenes.
About Charles Payzant
| Charles Payzant (1898-1980) Born: Halifax, Canada; Studied: Victoria School of Art (Halifax, Canada), Chouinard Art Institute (Los Angeles), Otis Art Institute (Los Angeles); Member: American Watercolor Society, California Water Color Society. St. George Charles Payzant, as his birth certificate reads, was born and raised in Nova Scotia, Canada. After serving with the 193rd Nova Scotia Highlanders and the Royal Flying Corps in World War I, he received art instruction in England and Canada. In the early 1920s, he moved to Los Angeles and continued his art education at the Otis Art Institute ... (Read More) |
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| Horse in Farm Scene, c. 1940's | Mill Stream | At the Dock, c. 1940 | Loading the Circus, 1935 |
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Canadian Harbor, Quebec, 1927  |
Corral, c. 1939 | Circus Tent Interior, 1940 | The Fishermen |
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