The Disney That Never Was: The Stories and Art from Five Decades of Unproduced Animation
by Charles Solomon Hyperion
From Steamboat Willie to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to Pocahontas, the
Walt Disney Studio's contribution to the art of animation is unparalleled.
Few Disney fans, however, are aware that the studio's archives contain a
treasure trove of artwork for films that were planned but never completed.
For the past several years, noted animation historian and author of
Enchanted Drawings, Charles Solomon, has gleaned the best of this material,
which makes its first public appearence in The Disney that Never Was. It is
a long-awaited and unprecedented look behind the scenes at the creative
processes of the Disney Studio, and a magnificent collection of animation
art.
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