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Mary Blair

July 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Mary Blair (1911-1978), born Mary Robinson, was an American artist, and best known for work she did for Watt Disney movies such as Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan.

Mary Blair. Alice in Wonderland (The Tea Party). 1951. Gouache.

Mary Blair. Tomorrowland. 1967. Tile Mural.

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- The Bomb and The General V2.2009 May 5, 2009
  The original ‘The Bomb and the General’ is a delightfully optimistic, anti-war children’s book – written by Umberto Eco (The Name of The Rose), and brilliantly illustrated by Eugenio Carmi. It was published in 1989 – In Italian: By Gruppo Editoriale Fabbri, Bompiani, Sonzogno, Etas S.p.A.; and In English: By Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. This version […]
- The Loudest Firecracker January 20, 2009
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- Why Obama’s Tax Plan Will Help Us November 3, 2008
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  I am enraged to hear the ongoing argument about tax cuts for big businesses helping the economy as a hardsell against Obama’s tax reform plan. I am not an economist, nor have studied the tax structure in great depth, nor can I say for sure that Obama’s tax structure is a win-win situation. But what I [...]
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  On one of my favorite radio progams: BBC World Have Your Say. And this is what I had to say: This is not an area I have much knowledge in, but I do think that nuclear fuel as a clean alternative is more maligned than it deserves to be. Coal energy, something we don’t give much thought to [...]
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  theUnityProject.Org will undertake psychological, environmental, and social reconstruction using creative expression. Collaborative workshops will be designed to provide information, resuscitation, and provocation. This idea is still under development. All rights, including the name and activities, of theUnityProject.Org belong to me.
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