“It's the Truth, It's Actual…”: Kodak Picture Spots at Walt Disney World

David T. Doris

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(1999). “It's the Truth, It's Actual…”: Kodak Picture Spots at Walt Disney World. Visual Resources: Vol. 14, Art History Goes to the Magic Kingdom – Guest Editor: Robert Neuman, pp. 321-338.

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