"I think it hit her at the right time. It was a powerful package for her. It was about children, the freedom of color, and that Walt had asked her to do it. Like she'd died and gone to heaven. It had to be the crescendo for her because I've never seen anything as powerful in her work. She just whipped this stuff out."
- Rolly Crump, Imagineer
on Mary Blair's work with "it's a small world."
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