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The Monday Morning Memo

WaltPeregoy_1958_Ray Aragon_101DalmationsThird from the left – in the white shirt – is Walt Peregoy in 1958. (Photo by Ray Aragon) Peregoy created the look and feel of several of the finest Disney films of all time, including 101 Dalmations, The Sword in the Stone and Jungle Book. He was also responsible for much of the look and feel of Epcot Center at Disney World. The next few pages will be a look at some of his personal art collection that was sold last week. Peregoy died in January at the age of 89. Read Amid Amidi’s retrospective of Peregoy here.

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than to follow an endless rope of sentences
and then to slip drowsily under the surface of a page
into the first tentative flicker of a dream?
All late readers know this sinking feeling of falling
into the liquid of sleep and then rising again
to the call of a voice that you are holding in your hands, as if pulled from the sea back into a boat… Is there is a better method of departure by night
than this quiet bon voyage with an open book,
the sole companion who has come to see you off,
to wave you into the dark waters beyond language?”

- Billy Collins, from Reading Myself to Sleep

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