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The Art and Making of Peanuts Animation The Art and Making of Peanuts Animation Charles Solomon Foreword by Lee Mendelson To the memories of Bill Littlejohn, Bill Melendez, and Charles Schulz—three artists whose work I continue to enjoy and whose company I miss. CHARLES SOLOMON Copyright © 2012 by Peanuts Worldwide, LLC. All rights reserved. Permis- sion to duplicate materials from Peanuts comic strips must be obtained from Peanuts Worldwide, LLC. Permission to quote or reproduce for re- views or notices must be obtained from the respective copyright holders. Find Peanuts online at www.peanuts.com. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher. Half-title page: Snoopy Come Home, 1972 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data available. Artist unknown ISBN 978-1-4521-2620-3 Red and blue pencil Designed by MacFadden & Thorpe Title page: Publicity still, 1965 Chronicle Books LLC This page: 680 Second Street A Boy Named Charlie Brown Movie, 1969 San Francisco, California 94107 Artist unknown www.chroniclebooks.com Ink, newsprint CONTENTS 7 Foreword 8 Introduction: From the Strip to the Screen 50 The ’50s and ’60s 98 The ’70s 134 The ’80s 162 The ’90s 172 After Sparky: 2000 & Beyond 186 Bibliography 188 Index 190 Acknowledgments It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown, 1969 Production cel 6
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