Check out the pose and expression! A great looking piece of production art.

In the early series of Pink Panther cartoons, the Panther generally remained silent, speaking only in two theatrical shorts, "Sink Pink" and "Pink Ice". Rich Little provided the voice of The Pink Panther, modelling the voice on that of David Niven. Years later he would overdub Niven's voice for Trail of the Pink Panther and Curse of the Pink Panther. A series of cartoons in 1993 and 1994 had the Pink Panther speaking with the voice of Matt Frewer (of Max Headroom fame), a move that was initially controversial with fans who felt that the panther should never speak.

The process of Animation is often a collaborative effort. The evidence of this can often be seen in the long credits at the end of most animated shorts and films.

Whilst only the most talented and skilled artisans would be employed by the studios, it is often difficult to attribute the corresponding artist to the exact piece of artwork we offer.

We therefore credit this artwork as being created by a Studio Artist, acknowledging their skill and talent bringing joy to collectors around the world.

Fans of DePattie-Freleng can now get their hands on DePattie-Freleng art. Not only do we stock limited edition DePattie-Freleng art, we also have available DePattie-Freleng posters and DePattie-Freleng prints. This collection is perfect for all DePattie-Freleng gifts.