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Landmark credits the art to a "D. Magnon", though this may be an error. I can't find any listing for a Magnon in the credits, and the signature on the piece looks more like "D. Negron"-
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The credits do list a David Negron as a storyboard artist for the film. It is possible that this piece was painted by him.
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