They Drew As They Pleased, Vol 2: The Hidden Art of Disney's Musical Years, The 1940s Part One Imiri Sakabashira With its ethereal fairy-tale quality

With its ethereal fairy-tale quality

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They Drew As They Pleased, Vol 2: The Hidden Art of Disney's Musical Years, The 1940s Part One Imiri Sakabashira With its ethereal fairy-tale qualityBy Didier Ghez. Published by Chronicle Books. Hardcover, 208 pages, Colour and B&W, 2016. The 1940s ushered in an era of musical experimentation and innovation at the Walt Disney Studios. Artists from all over the world flocked to California to be part of the magic, and their groundbreaking styles influenced such classics as Dumbo and Bambi as well as shaped the masterpieces that followed such as Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan. For this volume,