Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs/Gallery

Images from the 1937 film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

1 Promotional
- 1.1 Posters
2 Production
3 Screenshots
4 Miscellaneous

Promotional[]

The early cover for the Diamond Edition

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The cover for the Signature Edition

The DVD cover for the Signature Edition

Original Logo

Diamond Edition Logo

Masterpiece Edition Logo

Signature Edition Logo

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Diamond Edition Banner

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Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs (1937): 2-Disc Diamond Edition 2009 DVD

Posters[]

United States
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Poland
Romania
Russia
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom
Yugoslavia

Original poster from December 21, 1937

Second 1937 poster

Third 1937 poster

Fourth 1937 poster

Poster from the first re-release on February 22, 1944

Poster from the second re-release on February 12, 1952 (paired with The Olympic Elk) and the last to be distributed by RKO Radio Pictures

Poster from the third re-release on February 7, 1958 and the first to be distributed by Buena Vista Film Distribution

Second 1958 re-release poster

Poster from the fourth re-release on June 11, 1967, both in memory of Walt Disney's passing and its 30th anniversary

Poster from the fifth re-release on December 20, 1975 (paired with Fantasy on Skis)

Poster from the sixth re-release on July 15, 1983

Poster from the seventh re-release on July 17, 1987 for its 50th anniversary

Poster from the eighth and final theatrical re-release on July 2, 1993

Second 1993 Poster by John Alvin

Poster from Platinum Edition DVD/VHS release on October 9, 2001.

Poster from the original release on May 23, 1938

Poster from a re-release in the early 1960s

Poster from a re-release in the late 1970s

Poster from a re-release in the early 1960s

Poster from a re-release in 1976

Poster from the re-release on December 26, 1988

Poster from the original release in 1938

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Belgian poster

Poster from a re-release in the 1970s

Poster from the original release in Rio de Janeiro on September 5, 1938, before going nationwide on October 10

Poster from the first re-release on June 22, 1944

Poster from the second re-release on August 27, 1952

Poster from the re-release on December 24, 1977

Poster from the re-release on June 25, 1987

Poster from the re-release on December 11, 1992

Poster from the original release in 1938 release

Poster from a re-release in the 1970s

Poster from the original release on September 29, 1938

Poster from a re-release in 1982

Poster from the re-release on December 21, 1962

Poster from the re-release on December 17, 1982

Poster from the original release in May 4, 1938

Another 1938 poster

Poster from the first re-release on December 30, 1944

Poster from the second re-release on August 31, 1951

Poster from the third re-release on December 12, 1962

Poster from the fourth re-release on December 5, 1973

Poster from the fifth re-release on November 30, 1983

Poster from the sixth and final theatrical re-release on February 12, 1992

Poster from the original release on February 24, 1950

Another 1950 poster

Poster from the first re-release on December 12, 1957

Poster from the second re-release on November 18, 1966

Poster from the third re-release on December 19, 1975

Poster from the fourth re-release on November 25, 1983

Poster from the fifth and final theatrical re-release on April 2, 1992

Poster from the original release in 1938

Israel: Poster from a re-release in 1960

Poster from a re-release in the late 1970s or early 1980s

Poster from the original release on December 23, 1938

Poster from the first re-release on January 1, 1950

Poster from the second re-release on December 13, 1962, paired with a re-release of Nature's Half Acre

Poster from the third re-release on December 20, 1972, paired with a re-release of In Beaver Valley, as the next two re-releases would include

Poster from the fourth re-release on December 19, 1980

Poster from the fifth re-release on December 10, 1987

Poster from the sixth re-release on March 27, 1992

Poster from the seventh and final re-release on April 1, 1994

Poster from the original release on September 26, 1950

Another 1950 poster

Poster from the first re-release on December 17, 1957

Poster from the second re-release on March 9, 1968, paired with Pablo and the Dancing Chihuahua

Poster from the third re-release on July 19, 1980

Poster from the fourth re-release on July 20, 1985

Another 1985 re-release poster, on a double bill with a re-release of The Aristocats

Poster from the fifth re-release on July 21, 1990

Another 1990 re-release poster, on a double bill with the premiere in Japan of Oliver and Company

Poster from the sixth and final theatrical re-release on March 19, 1994

Lobby card from a re-release in the 1950s

Lobby card from a re-release in 1964

Lobby card from a re-release in 1976

Poster from the original release on December 21, 1938

Poster from the re-release on August 21, 1992

Poster from the final theatrical re-release on May 25, 2001

Poster from a release Romania (year unknown)

Poster from a release in 1955

Poster from the original release on October 6, 1941

Poster from a re-release in 1952

Poster from a re-release in 1964

Poster from a re-release in 1975

Poster from a re-release in December 24, 1983, paired with Mickey's Christmas Carol

Poster from the final theatrical re-release in 1992

Poster from the original release on September 27, 1938

Poster from the re-release on December 15, 1962

Poster from the re-release on December 1, 1973

Poster from the re-release on December 4, 1982

Poster from the final theatrical re-release on March 27, 1992

Poster from the original UK release on February 24, 1938 in London, before going nationwide in March. It received an A certificate (children must be accompanied by an adult).

Poster from the first re-release on April 3, 1944

Poster from the second re-release on April 12, 1954, paired with The Olympic Elk

Poster from the third re-release on December 20, 1964

Second 1964 re-release poster, paired with The Legend of Lobo

Poster from the fourth re-release on December 24, 1972, paired with Pablo and the Dancing Chihuahua

Poster from the fifth re-release on December 21, 1980

Poster from the sixth re-release on January 21, 1982

Poster from the seventh re-release on December 16, 1987

Poster from the eighth re-release on February 21, 1992

Poster from the ninth and final theatrical re-release on July 22, 1994

Poster from a release in Yugoslavia

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - Poster 2

Production[]

Visual development[]

Concept art by Gustaf Tenggren
Concept art by Ferdinand Horvath

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Other[]

Concept art by Disney Studio Artist.

Concept art by Maurice Noble.

Concept art by Disney Studio Artist.

Concept art attributed to Albert Hurter.

Concept art by Albert Hurter.

Concept art by Disney Studio Artist.

Concept art by Maurice Noble.

Concept art by Albert Hurter.

Concept art by Samuel Armstrong.

Concept art by Disney Studio Artist.

Concept art by Joe Grant.

Concept art by Samuel Armstrong.

Concept art by Albert Hurter.

Concept art by Joe Grant.

Concept art by Albert Hurter.

Layout thumbnail sketch by Ken O'Connor.

Concept art by Albert Hurter.

Storyboards[]

Story sketch by Disney Studio Artist.

Story sketches by Disney Studio Artist.

Story sketch by Disney Studio Artist.

Story sketches by Disney Studio Artist.

Story sketch by Disney Studio Artist.

Story sketch by Fred Moore.

Story sketch by Joe Grant.

Story sketch by Disney Studio Artist.

Background paintings[]

Reproduction cel setup over the background by Disney Studio Artist (1).

Background painting by Claude Coats.

Background painting by Disney Studio Artist (1).

Reproduction cel setup over the background by Disney Studio Artist (2).

Background painting by Disney Studio Artist (2).

Background painting by Disney Studio Artist (3).

Background painting by Samuel Armstrong (1).

Background painting by Samuel Armstrong (2).

Background painting by Disney Studio Artist (3).

Background painting by Disney Studio Artist (4).

Screenshots[]

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Title Card)

Walt Disney's thanks for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

"And if you hear it echoing..."

I'm wishing (I'm wishing)

I'm hoping (I'm hoping)

"Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah"

"Take her far into the forest. Find some secluded glade where she can pick wildflowers."

"And there, my faithful Huntsman, you will kill her!"

"You know the penalty if you fail."

"Bring back her heart in this."

Snow White is spared by the Huntsman

"My corns hurt!"

Grumpy and Sneezy

"Quiet, ye fool!"

Grumpy and Sleepy

Grumpy with Doc

Snow White with Grumpy

"Supper!"

"Magic Mirror on the wall, who now is the fairest one of all?"

"The Huntsman has brought me proof. Behold her heart."

"The heart of a pig?! Then I've been tricked!"

The Queen's breakdown

The Queen runs downstairs

The Queen makes a way to the dungeon

"The heart of a pig! The blundering fool!"

"I'll go myself to the dwarfs' cottage..."

"In a disguise so complete no one will ever suspect."

"Now, a formula to transform my beauty into ugliness..."

"Change my queenly raiment to a peddler's cloak."

The Queen creates the potion to transform herself into a witch

"A blast of wind to fan my hate."

"A thunderbolt to mix it well."

"Now, begin thy magic spell."

The Queen drinks a potion

The Queen's hands in skeleton form

The Queen after disguising herself as a witch

"And now, a special sort of death... for one so fair."

The Witch reads sleeping death

"The victim's eyes will close forever, in the sleeping death."

Snow White clapping

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Snow White singing

Snow White and the dwarfs dancing

Snow White dancing with Dopey

During "Silly Song" Dopey Top Half With Snow White

During "Silly Song" Sneezy Bottom Half With Snow White

Snow White covers her ears as Sneezy is about to sneeze

"He was so romantic, I could not resist."

Snow White sings "Someday My Prince Will Come"

Snow White praying

The Witch evilly dips the apple in the brew

"Look! On the skin! The symbol of what lies within."

"Now, turn red, to tempt Snow White, to make her hunger for a bite."

"Have a bite?"

"It's not for you, It's for Snow White."

"There may be antidote."

The Witch reads the Poison Apple Antidote

"She'll be buried alive!"

"Thirsty? Have a drink."

The Witch evilly goes through the forest

Dopey attempting to kiss Snow White

"Why, Grumpy! You do care!"

Snow White baking a gooseberry pie

Snow White meets the Evil Queen in disguise

Snow White eats the Poison Apple

Contents

Promotional[]

Posters[]

Production[]

Visual development[]

Other[]

Storyboards[]

Background paintings[]

Screenshots[]

Miscellaneous[]