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Ralph Hulett 1915 - 1974

Ralph Hulett working at home studio, circa 1965
in his home studio, painting a country scene, circa 1965
On the easel, a piece created for the LA Department of Public Works

Ralph Hulett working at Disney Studio 1940's
at work at Disney Studios, circa 1940's
appears to be working on Lady and the Tramp

Ralph Hulett The Open Gate Midsized Thumbnail
The Open Gate 		Ralph Hulett Fishing from a Beach Midsized Thumbnail
Shoreline Cliffs

Born in Illinois, August 1, 1915, Ralph Hulett has been a prominent West Coast artist, associated with landscape painting, movie animation, and illustration. He was educated in Illinois and California where he had a four-year scholarship to Chouinard Art Institute, where he studied with Phil Dike and Millard Sheets. From 1937, he was associated with Walt Disney Studios where he was involved in animation, background and color styling. He was a close friend of fellow Disney artist Joshua Meador, and accompanied Meador on painting excursions.

As a painter, he was a member of the American Watercolor Society, California Watercolor Society, West Coast.

Source: Askart, and correspondence with the artist's son (also named Ralph Hulett). Photos courtesy of the Hulett family.