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Carlos Manriquez (1908-1981)

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Birthplace:
Mexico

Born:
April 10, 1908

Died:
May 1, 1981

Biography from TheMovieDB

Carlos Manriquez was one of Disney's first Latino artists, joining Disney Studios late 1928 or early 1929. He later had a studio in Mexico, and painted backgrounds for Warner shorts.

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Background Designer:
1929  Hell's Bells
1929  Springtime
1929  The Merry Dwarfs
1930  Arctic Antics
1930  Autumn
1930  Cannibal Capers
1930  Frolicking Fish
1930  Midnight in a Toy Shop
1930  Monkey Melodies
1930  Night
1930  Playful Pan
1930  Summer
1930  Winter
1931  Birds of a Feather
1931  Egyptian Melodies
1931  Mother Goose Melodies
1931  The Busy Beavers
1931  The Cat's Out
1931  The China Plate
1931  The Clock Store
1931  The Fox Hunt
1931  The Spider and the Fly
1931  The Ugly Duckling
1932  The Bird Store
1934  The Hot Choc-late Soldiers
1952  Fool Coverage
1953  Snow Business

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