Animated Collection (page 5)

Dr David Bellamy with Lindsey Collier, Paul Taylor and Donna Staite on 1st May 1990. David officially opened a riverside walk from Roker in Sunderland to Fatfield in Washington

On the lookout for debris... Dr David Belamy at the launching of the Eager Beaver
On the lookout for debris...Dr David Belamy at the launching of the Eager Beaver on 23rd September 1989. The Eager Beaver will clear floating debris from the river Tyne from Newburn to the mouth of

David Bellamy in Jesmond Dene meeting and talking to children for Wildlife week on 10th June 1997

TV botanist David Bellamy opened an exhibition, featuring live giant spiders, scorpions, an Indian python and a colony of leaf-eating tropical ants at Newcastles Hancock Museum on 7th January 1988

David Bellamy and Landscape Architect Philip Barker looks over the country park at the back of the Siemans site on 18th September 1997

Televison presenter and conservationist Dr David Bellamy with two of his books, The Forest and The Rockpool on 3rd April 1988

David Bellamy tries out the shuttle bike to cross the River Tyne in Newcastle on 11th May 1998

David Bellamy helps children plant trees at Cheviot First School on 1st December 1994, as part of an envorment project

It looks like rain but conservationist David Bellamy was in corbridge on 5th February 1996, to accept an award on behalf of charity Forest and Gardens

TV conservationist David Bellamy took a firm hand in the opening of a new picnic spot on 26th June 1986. He sawed his way through a tree trunk at the entrance to The Grove picnic place in the 3

Botanist David Bellamy with a pink brontosaurus in Newcastle city centre on 26th March 1983. David was letting people know about his new single " Brontosaurus Will Your Wait For Me

David Bellamy checks out the new Weland Experience Unit at the Washington Wildfowl Park on 29th February 1996

David Bellamy looks over the views at Cassop Vale Nature Reserve, Durham on 11th July 1996

Dr David Bellamy talks to Brendan Quayle on 20th January 1992

David Bellamy at the launch of the River Tees Nature World attraction on 13th May 1996. David steps over Hartlepool with Teeside Nuclear Power Station in the background

David Bellamy and David Morris, chairman of Northern Electric, at the launch of the environmental campaign, enviro Care 2000 at Bradley Hall on 29th October 1991

David Bellamy inspects the energy efficient dolls house on show at the Newcastle Energy Centre in Byker on 23rd march 1994

Dr David Bellamy being interviewed at the Newcastle Chronicle and Journal offices in Newcastle on 8th June 1992

David Bellamy presents The Millennium Proclamation to the Mayor of Durham terry McDonnell on the steps of Durham Town Hall on 6th February 1996

Dr David Bellamy being interviewed by reporter Tony Henderson at the Newcastle Chronicle and Journal offices in Newcastle on 8th June 1992

David Bellamy at the launch of the Durham Wildlife Audit on 7th December 1995

Cassius Clay seen here being interviewed by BBC news reporter Peter Woods during the weigh in at the London Palladium prior to his big fight against Henry Cooper. 18th June 1963

Smiling Can Character

Chef Gesturing with a Utensil

Woman with a Box of Goodies

Woman Popping Out of a Television

Elephant Character

Boy in a Box

Boy with Excited Expression

Excited Clown

Filming the classic 1960s series Thunderbirds, a British mid-1960s science fiction television show devised by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson and made by AP Films

Antarctic, gentoo, penguin

FRENCH STREET MARKET
A busy street market in a French town selling pot plants, flowers, shrubs; several customers are engaged in animated conversation with the stall holders Date: 19th century

PARIS STREET SCENE 1893
Animated scene at the junction of the rue du Croissant and du Faubourg Montmartre, Paris, with newspaper sellers competing for custom. Date: 1893

The Tennis Player, 1923, (wood engraving)

Snow White too grim? Release of Disney film in UK
Is Grimm too Grim? The release of the first feature-length film from Walt Disney, Snow White, reported in The Sketch with a comment on the fact it was given an A rather than U certificate as London

The making of Disneys Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs
Double page spread from The Illustrated London News with photographs showing the various aspects of production for the Disney feature-length animation, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Brachiosaurus
An animatronic Brachiosaurus dinosaur made by Kokoro in collaboration with the Natural History Museum, London

Coelophysis
An animatronic Coelophysis dinosaur made by Kokoro in collaboration with the Natural History Museum, London

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"Unleashing the Magic of Animation: From Snow White to Thunderbirds. " Step back in time to 1938, when the enchanting tale of Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs was released in the UK, captivating audiences with its animated brilliance. Fast forward to a different kind of animation as we delve into the behind-the-scenes world of filming Thunderbirds. Witness the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail that brought these iconic characters to life. Amidst all the action on set, a nostalgic Walturdaw Bioscope advert reminds us of how far animation has come since its early days. It's a testament to human creativity and innovation. The cameras keep rolling as we get an exclusive glimpse into the making of Thunderbirds. The dedicated crew work tirelessly, ensuring every frame is perfect and every movement seamless. But amidst all this modern marvel, there's still room for some prehistoric wonder. A majestic Stegosaurus takes center stage, showcasing how animation can transport us through time and space. In London, Samuel Cody delivers his patriotic lecture while an eye-catching poster catches our attention. It serves as a reminder that animation isn't just about entertainment; it can also educate and inspire. So join us on this journey through animated history - from classic fairy tales like Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs to futuristic adventures like Thunderbirds - where imagination knows no bounds.