Grant, Campbell, 1909-1992

found: The Disney Wiki, viewed May 23, 2017(Campbell Grant (November 7, 1909 - March 24, 1992) worked for Disney as an animator and story director for 12 years. He was also an expert on the rock paintings of the Chumash Indians of California) - http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Campbell_Grant

found: His The rock paintings of the Chumash, 1965:title page (written and illustrated by Campbell Grant) page vii (artist and author) page ix (Mr. Grant)

found: Wikipedia, viewed Oct. 24, 2023:Campbell Grant (Campbell Grant , born November 7, 1909 in Berkeley, California and died on March 24, 1992 in Carpinteria, California, is an American artist who worked in the world of animation for Disney Studios in the 1930s and 1940s. He was a voice actor, animator and screenwriter but on relatively few productions, due to the fact that he never left California. Born to a Patrician Mother and a Spicy Father, in the small town of Berkeley, California, USA. Very early on he demonstrated real aptitude for aquariums, it was only later, when he made his first drawings for Mother's Day, that his undoubted talent as a colorist would come to light. Spotted at the age of 4 by Walt Disney himself, he offered him a job as a building painter for his new studios in California. After climbing the ladder of American success, not without pushing his colleagues' heads into the mud, he ended up realizing his dream and quickly died of boredom in 1992. Filmography: 1937: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs , animator, voice of Snow White. 1940: Pinocchio , character design. 1940: Fantasia: Host on the Rite of Spring sequence; Screenwriter on the sequence One Night on Bald Mountain/Ave Maria. 1948: They're Off , screenwriter. 1949: The Toad and the Schoolmaster , voice of Angus MacBadger) - https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campbell_Grant