Persistence of Vision Disney Magazine, Issue #9, 1997

Walt Disney Persistence of Vision Journal Disneyland Haunted Mansion Issue #9 Saturday’s Toys and Disneyana Presents Treasures from the Archives of Disney Historian Paul F. Anderson: We are pleased to represent a unique selection of items from the personal collection of Paul F. Anderson, noted Disney author, archivist, researcher, and historian. Paul is also the founder of the Disney History Institute. This listing includes an original back issue of the following journal: Publication: Persistence of Vision: An Unofficial Historical Journal celebrating the legacy of Walt Disney. Edition: The Haunted Mansion Issue: #9 Year: 1997 Pages: 100 Measures: Approx. 8.5″ x 11″ Featuring: A “Spirited” Look at the Music of the Haunted Mansion; Buddy Baker Disney’s Heroes of the West (including Fess Parker) Bedknobs and Broomsticks / film production Walt Disney World’s Haunted Mansion Jungle Book Caricatures Softcover publication with color cover and black & white / color pages throughout. One of the finest publications assembled on the history of Walt Disney and the entertainment product created at the Walt Disney Studio. Published in 1997; with articles from the past century’s most noted Disney historians, including Paul Anderson, Jim Fanning and more. Includes Certificate of Authenticity Combined Shipping is Available Upon Request PAUL F. ANDERSON BIOGRAPHY: Paul F. Anderson has spent well over half of his life researching, writing, and delving into the creative legacy of Walt Disney. He began this interest in the mid-Seventies when his father gifted him with a copy of Christopher Finch’s Art of Walt Disney. Over the next several years, he researched, studied, and wrote about the life and times of Walt Disney. This interest continued on through college and served as a subject for his Master’s Degree. As a recognized expert on Walt Disney and his works, he was contacted by PBS in 1989 to work on a television documentary exploring the history of animation. Starting as the “Disney historian” on the project, he began to interview many of the old-timers that had worked with Disney. In little time, he found himself serving as Associate Producer on the show, titled Cartoon Mania! This work for PBS provided him with the opportunity and inspiration to preserve Disney history, which he does by interviewing many of the creative individuals that worked with Walt Disney. Feeling a need, and a responsibility, for his work to be shared with others, Paul started a historical journal devoted to the creative legacy of Walt Disney titled Persistence of Vision, for which he served as editor and publisher. Paul has also traveled across the United States giving lectures and talks on Walt Disney, as well as to teach an occasional college class on Walt Disney in American Culture. Born in Sheridan Wyoming in 1962, Paul currently lives near Salt Lake City, Utah.