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Peter Pan

film by Luske, Geronimi, and Jackson [1953]
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    >Peter Pan (1953), created during a period when Mary Blair was an art director, represented a significant new design direction for the company’s animated films. After she left the company in 1953, the more traditionally animated Lady and the Tramp (1955) was released, but Disney’s…

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    >Peter Pan (1953), created during a period when Mary Blair was an art director, represented a significant new design direction for the company’s animated films. After she left the company in 1953, the more traditionally animated Lady and the Tramp (1955) was released, but Disney’s…

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