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Vintage Holiday Cartoon Art Roundup
 December 24, 2008 7:41 am
A few nice collections of holiday-themed cartoon artwork to keep you entertained during the cold weather…
Illustrations from Jingle Bells, a Little Golden Book by the great J.P. Miller.
An incredible collection of Disney Studio holiday cards from the 1930s-’50s.
Delightful and humorous holiday imagery from the early-20th century published in Life magazine.
4 comments posted in Books, Comics, Disney, Illustration 
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It’s really cool that Disney gives all of their employees a Christmas card. I’ve worked for other studios who produce wonderful Holiday cards and never give one to any of the employees.
I really like the one from LIFE.
Well I got Cartoon Modern for Christmas, so I’m pretty happy!
:-)
Was Disney trying to go cubist with the Mickey card?