Art for Art's Sake (1934)
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The Little King was created by Otto Soglow and first appeared in the New Yorker in 1931. When Soglow's contract with the New Yorker expired in 1934, he took The Little King to King Features. The Little King starred in 10 cartoons at Van Beuren Studios between 1933-1934. The comic series ended in 1975, when Soglow died.
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Affinité de genreAnimationStyle visuelAnimationRythmeCourtPréférence de réalisation90770Préférence de paysUsPréférence de décennie1930
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Frequently asked questions about Art for Art's Sake
What is Art for Art's Sake about?
The Little King was created by Otto Soglow and first appeared in the New Yorker in 1931. When Soglow's contract with the New Yorker expired in 1934, he took The Little King to King Features. The Little King starred in 10 cartoons at Van Beuren Studios between 1933-1934. The comic series ended in 1975, when Soglow died.
How long is Art for Art's Sake?
Art for Art's Sake has a runtime of 6 minutes.