Alice in Wonderland (RKO, 1951). Argentinean Poster (29" X 43"). ...

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Alice in Wonderland (RKO, 1951). Argentinean Poster (29" X 43"). While still a struggling filmmaker in Kansas City, Walt Disney had Lewis Carroll's "Alice" books in mind. His last film before going to Hollywood was a combination live action-animation short called "Alice's Wonderland" and after opening Disney Brothers Studio, Walt produced more than fifty "Alice Comedies." His plans to make "Alice in Wonderland" the first feature length animated film fell through when Paramount came out with a live action version in 1933, but not before he had made Technicolor tests with Mary Pickford in the Alice role. This Argentinean poster has a number of pinholes, light edge wear and tears with a corner chip, and light fold wear with the border folded over at the top and right side. The poster has been mounted on linen with restoration. Beautiful stone litho artwork of most of the main characters. Very Fine- on Linen.

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