"The Ceramic Mural - Modern Use of Ancient Art" (Mary Blair; Walt Disney Productions 1967)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Walt Disney and artist Mary Blair meet with Dr. Jules Stein and his wife Doris to create a ceramic mural that would grace the examination room entrance at the Jules Stein Eye Institute at UCLA. Walt Disney suggested a mural be made, instead of a simple monetary donation. With the talent of the amazing Mary Blair, Disney artists made it happen. This 16mm educational film gives a step-by-step account of the design and construction of this unique ceramic mural.
Marvelous idea--and I'll bet that the artists often thought that "this was for the children"...imagine a little child with sight challenges going through that door and coming out, able to see more clearly one day. I just love how Walt and the Steins used art and color and joy to create a more welcoming atmosphere than the usual clinical sterility. This was truly inspiring. I am so glad you shared it with us...I've never seen this before and in truth, didn't even know about it. And Mary Blair is awesome! Her humility in allowing art students to help--amazing. Did anyone else cringe when Walt picked up that finished tile???? The WORK that went into this mural is astonishing. Time well spent, I'd say. Very, very uplifting!
Mary Blair was one of the best Disney artists out there, I've seen multiple examples of her art made for the classic films and I could look at them for hours.
@@saintsheepy6682 no discussion of art in the Disney parks is complete without spending significant time talking about her genius! To this day, her work on Three Caballeros (La Posadas segment) is my most favorite.
@@keepingwaltindisney Yeah, that was so cool to see some of her artwork there!
@@keepingwaltindisney You actually see her draw and paint in this precious footage 😍
Something about that whole 1964-1966 era for Walt just felt like one big victory lap. He didn't know it, neither did we, but it was really one huge era for the company.
@@fifthrider fantastic observation! The creativity during this time is unmatched!!
1967? This may well be one of Walt's last on-camera appearances.
@@Cinephillya This was produced in 1966, but not released until 1967. His last known on-camera appearance is this intro to Follow Me, Boys! th-cam.com/video/vp4VrjvSW_k/w-d-xo.htmlsi=NSEgpxibQD0JfAOH
Mary Blair is my favorite artist! Great documentary! I had no idea she did a mural for the Jules Stein Eye Institute. I guess it also gave her experience to do the new Tomorrowland murals at Disneyland and the Grand Canyon Concourse mural at the Contemporary resort at Disney World. Had no idea it was so complex to create those. Thanks for sharing!
@@jeremyjones9256 Yes, this definitely gave her experience in ceramics for both of those projects! Great comment!
Where do you find all your stuff ? Your videos are the best ! Thank you so much for sharing these amazing lost shows 💕💕💕
I have a very nice friend who’s added to my collection! Glad you are enjoying these programs as much as me! This one is fantastic!
Mary Blair at work! WOW! I have never seen this. There's so little footage of her. She is a hero and a legend to all like me who work in animation.
@@wonderrob3225 This was such a joy to find in its complete form! I’ve seen excerpts, but not the whole film! Thrilled she is an inspiration for your own work!
Oh wow my absolute favorite artist and I’ve never seen this. Literally tearing up.
@@dacidthorn glad you enjoyed it!!! I loved it, too!!
Me, too!
@@keepingwaltindisney I love seeing stuff I have looked for before and never found .
Also realized I can go visit the mural (only 25 minutes away from me)
Me too ! I am an animation artist. I am thrilled to actually see Mary Blair at work 🤩😍
Nice !!