My BIG brass antelope find + Disney Prod. print of a drunk indian w/a cigar store indian?

Here is the big brass antelope I found in the thrift store last week - it is hollow inside & there is what looks like glue or cement - was this on top of something else?

The 2nd piece is a Disney Productions print depicting a drunk indian with a bottle of booze greeting a cigar store indian - so you have a Disney product with alcohol and tobacco! I also did a image search on it and nothing came up - could it be a copy/fake?
Do you think there is any value to it (I had a Disney table lighter I found a few years ago that ended up selling for several hundred ($500?) dollars on eBay because tobacco is a no no today!

Finally there is a Chagall poster I found yesterday - google image showed it's called Paradise, but I couldn't find one like mine - is it a exhibition poster (worth more than a reg. poster) or I thought maybe a poster from the gift shop of the France museum - but it says: Ministere de la tourist & then reunion something in bottom corner; is that like Miami's tourist bureau?

Thank you all!

 

Apart from the questionable subject matter for children, the style of the work itself doesn't seem characteristic for Disney studios. My search didn't turn up anything similar either.

 

https://runawaybrainstorm.wordpress.com/2014/01/26/western-river-expedition/

Marc Davis

 

Ministere de la Culture, not "tourist" from what I can see.

 

The antelope is a South African "greater kudu". This appears to be the same casting, but you apparently need to contact them for a price:

http://www.cravemodern.com/shop/art-sculptures/brass-kudu-bust-sculpture/

 

I know it doesn't say tourist - I was wondering if it was similar to our tourism bureau.

 

I found it - something he did in 70s - gotta Google him!

 

That's it! Thank you - you guys are amazing!

 

Paradise, Biblical image/imagery , Marc Chagall, Nice

Ministry of Culture
(reunion?) of the national museums in Paris
Printed in France
Pierre Facheux, 1986.

so it's from a combined museum exhibit in Paris in 1986/1987 or close enough.
The name is the name of the printer, most likely.

 

Merci (Thanks - I think!)

 

This blog post discusses the Western River Expedition, for which Davis did that image and others. It was a Disney project that was designed but never built. There are even some animations, and a mention of the image in the print that you have.
http://quasi-interestingparaphernal...imated-concept-art-from-western-river_28.html

Wikipedia article about the Western River Expedition. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_River_Expedition

 

I read it, thanks!