Friz Freleng - Warner Bros. 1994
'Birds Anonymous'
Featuring Sylvester and Tweety in this fine hand painted animation celrepresenting the 1957 award winning short 'Birds Anonymous' (a parody on Alcoholics Anonymous). This colorful piece showing Sylvester trying to kick the habit of birds is hand signed by the master animation director, Friz Freleng. Hand numbered and including a certificate from Warner Bros., this is matted and framed in it's original *frame.  *Frame has scuffs from the last 35 years.Edition #296/750
Framed and matted as shown. 
Includes original WB certificate.
ED. SIZE: 750
WARNER BROS. 1994
In the 1957 cartoon "Birds Anonymous," an Oscar-winning, feline-based spoof on Alcoholics Anonymous, famed Warner Bros. director Friz Freleng captures the foibles, the trials and tribulations of one bird-addicted-cat named Sylvester. In his attempt to kick the "bird habit," Sylvester tries everything from going "cold turkey" (or rather, "cold Tweety"), to chaining his leg to a radiator, but nothing works. As Tweety so aptly put it: "Once a bad ol' puddy tat, always a bad ol' puddy tat." This signed, limited edition cel from Friz Freleng shows Sylvester being counselled by his "B.A." sponsor Sam to keep away from birds in general, and Tweety in particular.