The Walt Disney Film Archives The Animated Movies 1921-1968 Book Review

The Walt Disney Film Archives The Animated Movies 1921-1968 Book Review
In this review I discuss the XXL version which is available on Amazon:
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This year a smaller and cheaper version will be published. You can pre-order it on Amazon:
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This is the XXL version of the book and has 620 pages. It was published in 2016. The book is huge and comes in its own keepsake box with a handle on it so you can carry it around. You really need to put the book on a table because it weighs 14 pounds. It is a collection of the Disney Archives and private collections. If you already have some books about Disney movies you will find some art you have never seen before. There are around 1,500 images in this book. The book cover is bonded with a linnen back and has gold embossing. The foreword is written by John Lasseter.
The book is edited by Daniel Kotheschulte, a German who is also a curator, lecturer on film and art history. Apart from the beautiful images the book is very well documented by some professional authors that have written books about Disney animation before. J.B. Kaufman who also wrote ‘Walt in Wonderland’, ‘South of the Border’, ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The Art and Creation of Walt Disney’s Classic Film’, ‘The Making of Walt Disney’s Fun and Fancy Free’ and Walt Disney’s Silly Symphonies to name a few. Didier Chez who published the book series Walt’s People, with Disney artists interviews and the book series ‘They Drew as they Pleased’. The other authors are Russel Merrit, Charles Solomon, Katja Lüthge and Brian Sibley.
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[@snoopaka]

Great review of what looks like an awesome and interesting book!

[@m1dn1ghter95]

Great video! Do you have any plans on reviewing "John Singer Sargent: The sensualist"? I think you'd quite like it.

[@keesvandooren4097]

Great support!

[@victormultanen1981]

Interesting book though, thanks for sharing!

[@renzodanoni6388]

What are the differeces with the small version?

[@StayfDraws]

I don't know, because I don't have the smaller version. You could check it out o the Taschen site.

[@HappyHauntings]

Does this cover Disney’s Sleepy Hollow cartoon?

[@StayfDraws]

At 7:26 you can see the images for The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad. Only a few pages are about that feature.

[@aurorafantini12]

Does he also talk about Disney villains in the book?

[@StayfDraws]

No. There is a special Disney book about Disney villains. It’s called The Disney Villain by Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas. It was published in 1993.

[@reginaldforthright805]

Once again, another dreadful Disney art book! An abundance of putrescent concept, background and storyboard art and even a plethora of photographs ugh. Why cant these books focus on the only thing Disney excelled at - the animation? If I see one more Mary Blair piece im going to puke. And of course sword in the stone is just glossed over. I guess ill have to wait for Andreas deja to do another book; his jungle book tome is what Disney art books should be.