Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition

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Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition
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Free/All ages
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Location: Great Park Gallery

In 1943, Walt Disney designed the El Toro “Flying Bull” logo for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Walt Disney Productions created approximately 1,200 designs during World War II for both American and Allied military units. All of this work was a donation to the war effort.

This exhibition will detail a brief history of Disney Insignia Art and feature original artwork inspired by World War II created by contemporary artists working for Walt Disney Productions, Marvel Entertainment, and Pixar Animation Studios.

Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition

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Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition
Price
Free/All ages
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Location: Great Park Gallery

In 1943, Walt Disney designed the El Toro “Flying Bull” logo for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Walt Disney Productions created approximately 1,200 designs during World War II for both American and Allied military units. All of this work was a donation to the war effort.

This exhibition will detail a brief history of Disney Insignia Art and feature original artwork inspired by World War II created by contemporary artists working for Walt Disney Productions, Marvel Entertainment, and Pixar Animation Studios.

Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition

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Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition
Price
Free/All ages
Department(s)
Location: Great Park Gallery

In 1943, Walt Disney designed the El Toro “Flying Bull” logo for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Walt Disney Productions created approximately 1,200 designs during World War II for both American and Allied military units. All of this work was a donation to the war effort.

This exhibition will detail a brief history of Disney Insignia Art and feature original artwork inspired by World War II created by contemporary artists working for Walt Disney Productions, Marvel Entertainment, and Pixar Animation Studios.

Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition

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Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition
Price
Free/All ages
Department(s)
Location: Great Park Gallery

In 1943, Walt Disney designed the El Toro “Flying Bull” logo for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Walt Disney Productions created approximately 1,200 designs during World War II for both American and Allied military units. All of this work was a donation to the war effort.

This exhibition will detail a brief history of Disney Insignia Art and feature original artwork inspired by World War II created by contemporary artists working for Walt Disney Productions, Marvel Entertainment, and Pixar Animation Studios.

Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition

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Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition
Price
Free/All ages
Department(s)
Location: Great Park Gallery

In 1943, Walt Disney designed the El Toro “Flying Bull” logo for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Walt Disney Productions created approximately 1,200 designs during World War II for both American and Allied military units. All of this work was a donation to the war effort.

This exhibition will detail a brief history of Disney Insignia Art and feature original artwork inspired by World War II created by contemporary artists working for Walt Disney Productions, Marvel Entertainment, and Pixar Animation Studios.

Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition

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Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition
Price
Free/All ages
Department(s)
Location: Great Park Gallery

In 1943, Walt Disney designed the El Toro “Flying Bull” logo for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Walt Disney Productions created approximately 1,200 designs during World War II for both American and Allied military units. All of this work was a donation to the war effort.

This exhibition will detail a brief history of Disney Insignia Art and feature original artwork inspired by World War II created by contemporary artists working for Walt Disney Productions, Marvel Entertainment, and Pixar Animation Studios.

Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition

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Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition
Price
Free/All ages
Department(s)
Location: Great Park Gallery

In 1943, Walt Disney designed the El Toro “Flying Bull” logo for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Walt Disney Productions created approximately 1,200 designs during World War II for both American and Allied military units. All of this work was a donation to the war effort.

This exhibition will detail a brief history of Disney Insignia Art and feature original artwork inspired by World War II created by contemporary artists working for Walt Disney Productions, Marvel Entertainment, and Pixar Animation Studios.

Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition

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Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition
Price
Free/All ages
Department(s)
Location: Great Park Gallery

In 1943, Walt Disney designed the El Toro “Flying Bull” logo for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Walt Disney Productions created approximately 1,200 designs during World War II for both American and Allied military units. All of this work was a donation to the war effort.

This exhibition will detail a brief history of Disney Insignia Art and feature original artwork inspired by World War II created by contemporary artists working for Walt Disney Productions, Marvel Entertainment, and Pixar Animation Studios.

Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition

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Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition
Price
Free/All ages
Department(s)
Location: Great Park Gallery

In 1943, Walt Disney designed the El Toro “Flying Bull” logo for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Walt Disney Productions created approximately 1,200 designs during World War II for both American and Allied military units. All of this work was a donation to the war effort.

This exhibition will detail a brief history of Disney Insignia Art and feature original artwork inspired by World War II created by contemporary artists working for Walt Disney Productions, Marvel Entertainment, and Pixar Animation Studios.

Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition

Clone state (do not change)
Feature Image
Walt and the Flying Bull Exhibition
Price
Free/All ages
Department(s)
Location: Great Park Gallery

In 1943, Walt Disney designed the El Toro “Flying Bull” logo for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Walt Disney Productions created approximately 1,200 designs during World War II for both American and Allied military units. All of this work was a donation to the war effort.

This exhibition will detail a brief history of Disney Insignia Art and feature original artwork inspired by World War II created by contemporary artists working for Walt Disney Productions, Marvel Entertainment, and Pixar Animation Studios.