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- Print, Used at the Contemporary Resort Hotel at Walt Disney World, circa 1973 - Mary Blair was the artist for this silkscreen print, used in a guest room at Disney's Contemporary Resort, Walt Disney World. It was adapted from a massive tile mural she had created for this resort's central atrium. Mary's depictions of Native Americans might be criticized as racial stereotyping, but at the time they were thought to exude a sense of playful exuberance.
- circa 1973
- Collections - Artifact
Print, Used at the Contemporary Resort Hotel at Walt Disney World, circa 1973
Mary Blair was the artist for this silkscreen print, used in a guest room at Disney's Contemporary Resort, Walt Disney World. It was adapted from a massive tile mural she had created for this resort's central atrium. Mary's depictions of Native Americans might be criticized as racial stereotyping, but at the time they were thought to exude a sense of playful exuberance.
- "Greetings from Walt Disney and Staff," 1944-1945 - Walt Disney and Walt Disney Productions created yearly Christmas cards to send to friends and close business associates. Beginning in 1943 and for decades after, these cards featured a calendar of the upcoming year along with familiar characters and images promoting new film releases and projects. Henry and Clara Ford received cards from Disney during the 1940s.
- 1944-1945
- Collections - Artifact
"Greetings from Walt Disney and Staff," 1944-1945
Walt Disney and Walt Disney Productions created yearly Christmas cards to send to friends and close business associates. Beginning in 1943 and for decades after, these cards featured a calendar of the upcoming year along with familiar characters and images promoting new film releases and projects. Henry and Clara Ford received cards from Disney during the 1940s.
- Asian Pagodas Design by Mary Blair for Walt Disney's "It's a Small World," New York World's Fair, 1964-1965 - Designer and color stylist Mary Blair (1911-1978) was known for her colorful, vibrant, and imaginative style. In 1940, she began working for Walt Disney Studios, where she was involved with several films and projects, including the "It's a Small World" attraction for the 1964-65 New York World's Fair. This UNICEF greeting card uses artwork Mary created for the ride.
- 1964-1965
- Collections - Artifact
Asian Pagodas Design by Mary Blair for Walt Disney's "It's a Small World," New York World's Fair, 1964-1965
Designer and color stylist Mary Blair (1911-1978) was known for her colorful, vibrant, and imaginative style. In 1940, she began working for Walt Disney Studios, where she was involved with several films and projects, including the "It's a Small World" attraction for the 1964-65 New York World's Fair. This UNICEF greeting card uses artwork Mary created for the ride.
- Christmas Card from Walt Disney and Staff, 1949-1950 - Walt Disney and Walt Disney Productions created yearly Christmas cards to send to friends and close business associates. Beginning in 1943 and for decades after, these cards featured a calendar of the upcoming year along with familiar characters and images promoting new film releases and projects. Henry and Clara Ford received cards from Disney during the 1940s.
- 1949-1950
- Collections - Artifact
Christmas Card from Walt Disney and Staff, 1949-1950
Walt Disney and Walt Disney Productions created yearly Christmas cards to send to friends and close business associates. Beginning in 1943 and for decades after, these cards featured a calendar of the upcoming year along with familiar characters and images promoting new film releases and projects. Henry and Clara Ford received cards from Disney during the 1940s.
- Procession of Children with Candles, Art by Mary Blair for the Walt Disney Film "The Three Caballeros," 1945 - Designer and color stylist Mary Blair (1911-1978) was known for her colorful, vibrant, and imaginative style. In 1940, she began working for Walt Disney Studios, where she became a favorite of Walt Disney and was involved with several projects, including the 1944 film <em>The Three Caballeros</em>. This greeting card features art from the Las Posadas segment of the film.
- 1945
- Collections - Artifact
Procession of Children with Candles, Art by Mary Blair for the Walt Disney Film "The Three Caballeros," 1945
Designer and color stylist Mary Blair (1911-1978) was known for her colorful, vibrant, and imaginative style. In 1940, she began working for Walt Disney Studios, where she became a favorite of Walt Disney and was involved with several projects, including the 1944 film The Three Caballeros. This greeting card features art from the Las Posadas segment of the film.