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Bjorn Aronson “Tomorrowland” (1955)

Entering and exiting Disneyland (as well as later parks) guests are funneled through what Walt Disney envisioned as akin to the lobby of a movie theater, where posters attract moviegoers to current and upcoming features. The first posters were designed by graphic artist Bjorn Aronson, who used the silk-screen printing technique to create “large posters bright, colorful, and more importantly, attention grabbing.” 1

Aronson designed travel posters, “large, silk-screened graphics displayed at train depots, bus stations, and airports that could be read quickly and easily in a fast-paced society.” 1

Aronson’s large (54"x 36") posters are highly sought after, fetching large sums.

1 - Poster Art of the Disney Parks, Danny Handke and Vanessa Hunt (2012) is a wonderful resource

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Bjorn Aronson “Frontierland” (1955)

Entering and exiting Disneyland (as well as later parks) guests are funneled through what Walt Disney envisioned as akin to the lobby of a movie theater, where posters attract moviegoers to current and upcoming features. The first posters were designed by graphic artist Bjorn Aronson, who used the silk-screen printing technique to create “large posters bright, colorful, and more importantly, attention grabbing.” 1

Aronson designed travel posters, “large, silk-screened graphics displayed at train depots, bus stations, and airports that could be read quickly and easily in a fast-paced society.” 1

Aronson’s large (54"x 36") posters are highly sought after, fetching large sums. The Casa de Fritos poster is particularly rare, available only in smaller facsimiles.

1 - Poster Art of the Disney Parks, Danny Handke and Vanessa Hunt (2012) is a wonderful resource

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Bjorn Aronson “Fantasyland” (1955)

Entering and exiting Disneyland (as well as later parks) guests are funneled through what Walt Disney envisioned as akin to the lobby of a movie theater, where posters attract moviegoers to current and upcoming features. The first posters were designed by graphic artist Bjorn Aronson, who used the silk-screen printing technique to create “large posters bright, colorful, and more importantly, attention grabbing.” 1

Aronson designed travel posters, “large, silk-screened graphics displayed at train depots, bus stations, and airports that could be read quickly and easily in a fast-paced society.” 1

Aronson’s large (54"x 36") posters are highly sought after, fetching large sums.

1 - Poster Art of the Disney Parks, Danny Handke and Vanessa Hunt (2012) is a wonderful resource

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Bjorn Aronson “Adventureland” (1955)

Entering and exiting Disneyland (as well as later parks) guests are funneled through what Walt Disney envisioned as akin to the lobby of a movie theater, where posters attract moviegoers to current and upcoming features. The first posters were designed by graphic artist Bjorn Aronson, who used the silk-screen printing technique to create “large posters bright, colorful, and more importantly, attention grabbing.” 1

Aronson designed travel posters, “large, silk-screened graphics displayed at train depots, bus stations, and airports that could be read quickly and easily in a fast-paced society.” 1

Aronson’s large (54"x 36") posters are highly sought after, fetching large sums.

1 - Poster Art of the Disney Parks, Danny Handke and Vanessa Hunt (2012) is a wonderful resource

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Bjorn Aronson “Main Street” (1955)

Entering and exiting Disneyland (as well as later parks) guests are funneled through what Walt Disney envisioned as akin to the lobby of a movie theater, where posters attract moviegoers to current and upcoming features. The first posters were designed by graphic artist Bjorn Aronson, who used the silk-screen printing technique to create “large posters bright, colorful, and more importantly, attention grabbing.” 1

Aronson designed travel posters, “large, silk-screened graphics displayed at train depots, bus stations, and airports that could be read quickly and easily in a fast-paced society.” 1

Aronson’s large (54"x 36") posters are highly sought after, fetching large sums. The rare Red Wagon Inn poster sold for $20k in 2018.

1 - Poster Art of the Disney Parks, Danny Handke and Vanessa Hunt (2012) is a wonderful resource

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Poster Art of the Disney Parks Book (2016 Costco)

Poster Art of the Disney Parks Book (2016 Costco)

Poster Art of the Disney Parks Book (2016 Costco) I picked up the Poster Art of the Disney Parks Book (2016 Costco) and posted a video review/unboxing on my YouTube channel. I have the 2012 edition and I love it. There isn’t much new except for the six posters included with the Costco edition. Check out the video to see what is featured on the six exclusive poster prints. Check out my Poster Art…

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Poster Art of the Disney Parks, a book review

Poster Art of the Disney Parks, a book review

Poster Art of the Disney Parks, a book review The Poster Art of the Disney Parks was released in 2012 and it was that rare book released by Disney completely galvanized everyone’s attention months before its release. The last book to even come close was Walt Disney Imagineering from 2010. When Poster Art of the Disney Parks was announced, speculation ran high and people wondered if this book…

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Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, Disneyland, Danny Handke, 2008