Lady Tremaine, a tour de force of understated evil, was brilliantly animated by Frank Thomas. In his excellent book The Nine Old Men, Andreas Deja, who knows animation if anyone does, said Frank was known among his peers as the Laurence Olivier of animation, for the depth and subtlety of acting he infused in every gesture he drew. This masterful image is a full 9", rendered in black pencil and red pencil on a 16-field sheet. Disney, 1951.