Maurice Noble

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Maurice Noble was an influential American animation layout and background artist best known for his innovative visual design work on classic Warner Bros. cartoons.

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Maurice Noble canonical 13

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instanceOf animation artist
background artist
layout artist
person
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer Disney
Warner Bros. Cartoons
fieldOfWork animated film
visual design
genre animation
influenced later generations of animation designers
knownFor innovative background design in animation
stylized color design in Warner Bros. cartoons
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Golden Age of American animation
name Maurice Noble
notableAward Annie Awards Winsor McCay Award
linked to: Winsor McCay Award
notableWork Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century
Gerald McBoing-Boing
How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (1966 TV special)
The Dot and the Line
The Road Runner Show layouts and backgrounds
What’s Opera, Doc?
linked to: What's Opera, Doc?
occupation animation layout artist
art director
background artist
workedWith Chuck Jones
Friz Freleng
Tex Avery

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Hare-Way to the Stars layoutArtist Maurice Noble
Duck Amuck layoutArtist Maurice Noble
What's Opera, Doc? layoutArtist Maurice Noble
One Froggy Evening layoutArtist Maurice Noble
The Dot and the Line artDirector Maurice Noble
The Dot and the Line screenplayBy Maurice Noble
Claws for Alarm layoutArtist Maurice Noble
Bewitched Bunny layoutArtist Maurice Noble
Bully for Bugs layoutArtist Maurice Noble
Rabbit Seasoning layoutArtist Maurice Noble
Duck! Rabbit, Duck! layoutArtist Maurice Noble
Maurice Noble name Maurice Noble