Walt Disney Studio Research Library Sept 1952 Navajo Indian Desert Folk Arts for Sale

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Walt Disney Studio Research Library Sept 1952 Navajo Indian Desert Folk Arts:
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Walt Disney Studio Research Library Sept 1952 Navajo Indian Desert Folk Arts Walt Disney Studio Research Library Sept 1952 Navajo Indian Desert Folk Arts

Historic Walt Disney Studio Treasures from Saturday's Toys presents... an exceptional rare example of an early "Natural History" magazine from September 1952, as made available to artists, animators, writers, researchers and other employees of the famed Walt Disney Studio in Burbank, California

Articles and photos detail:

Indian Sandpainters (cover design)
South America's Golden Man
Giant Toad
The Cahow
How a Mosquito Bites You
Mysterious Hand Animal
A Wave of Fish (featuring California grunion run)
"The Screen" movies reviews feature "Water Birds", Disney's Academy Award winning "Best Short Subject" directed by Ben Sharpsteen
and more

Cover features sand painting art of the Navaho Indians.

There are no check-out indications on the library card (copy 4; essentially a duplicate copy that was apparently not often checked out).

The magazine would have been used by top production personnel at the Walt Disney Studio during Walt's lifetime. Classic Disney History!!

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