Fantasia disney

As Fantasia is a feature film made up of eight animated segments, we've taken the film apart to focus on each segment individually. Today, we are thrilled to present to you a piece from our neighbors, one of the world's leading dance companies: The San Francisco Ballet!

It may seem unbelievable now, but in the 1930's, Mickey Mouse wasn't that popular. I'm not saying that he hadn't been, because he really had. It's just that for some reason or another, Donald and Goofy became highlights. Even Popeye was considered more popular during this decade. Walt Disney knew that he had to do something to bring Mickey back into the limelight. He wanted to do a very elaborate Silly Symphony called The Sorcerers Apprentice. It was to be longer than any of the others and…

View Blue Fairies and Bluebell' from 'Fantasia (1940) By Walt Disney Studios; Gouache on celluloid; Sight size: 4-3/4 x 4-3/4 in (12.1 x 12.1 cm); . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

vintagegal: Disney’s Fantasia 1940 My favorite Fantasia and my favorite little skit. I wanted to take them shroomies home. :3

Designer Mary Katrantzou turned scenes from Fantasia, Peter Pan, and Alice in Wonderland into stunning (and sparkly) clothing for her fall 2017 fashion show.

The development of the Mermaids in Disney's Peter Pan involved several artistic hands. This cel set-up was made to announce the later arrival of the film during the holiday season of 1952. The background is lovely, but the quality of the drawing and inking leaves a lot to be desired. I suppose the top artists were busy finishing the film, which was released in February of 1953. One of Mary Blair's many concept sketches featuring stylized mermaids with short bodies. An experimental cel…

I watched Fantasia the other day (both 1 and 2) and of all the scenes in those movies, the scene when the fairies sprinkle frost on all the flowers is by far my favorite scene. It is so well done. There is not a single frame of that scene i coulnt pause on and it be a gorgeous picture with perfect balance of composition and every movement leads the eye around the screen. Whether you like the movie or not, you have to admit, from a visual perspective, Fantasia is a true masterpiece. So here…

Diana is a minor character in the "Pastoral Symphony" segment of the 1940 film Fantasia. Diana and her pet deer were the very last characters to appear in the segment. Here, she uses the crescent moon as a bow to fire an arrow to spread stars across the sky to announce the night, ending the segment. Diana was seen on one of the Fantasia themed floats in the former Magic Kingdom parade SpectroMagic, and she made a brief appearance in World of Color at Disney California Adventure, shooting an…