213. The Judge Original Production Cel and Matching Drawing | PINK FLOYD: THE WALL (1982)

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PINK FLOYD: THE WALL (1982)

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213. The Judge Original Production Cel and Matching Drawing

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An original hand-painted production cel and matching production drawing of The Judge, used in the making of Alan Parker's Pink Floyd: The Wall (1982) with animation designed and directed by British satirical illustrator and artist Gerald Scarfe.

This grotesque and imposing creation - a towering figure formed entirely of buttocks, with a grimacing mouth at its centre - is one of Scarfe's most infamous and unforgettable designs. As the embodiment of judicial power in Pink's nightmarish internal trial, the Judge delivers the final command to "Tear down the wall" and vomits a montage of clips from the movie.

The cel, hand-painted on acetate and placed over a printed background, bears the official seal from Pink Floyd: The Wall's Animation Art Programme. Paired with its matching production drawing, this piece encapsulates the humour, horror, and surreal edge that defines Scarfe's vision. The drawing displays some marks, notably near the bottom edge. Dimensions: 32 x 42 cm (12.5" x 16")

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Size

Item size: 16.34" × 12.4" × 0.04" (41.5cm × 31.5cm × 0.1cm)

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