Comprising a design of Pleasure Island, pen and ink on tracing paper, signed ("H.G. '88"); design of the World Showcase, lagoon, and Journey Into Imagination, pen and ink and pencil on tracing paper; a large design titled "Pleasure Island Park – World Showcase Lagoon," pen and ink on paper with additional pieces pasted on; a design of Discovery Bay's Hyperion Airship and hangar, mixed media on paper; a design of Discovery Bay, pen and ink on tracing paper; a design of the Germany Pavilion, pen and ink on tracing paper, signed ("H. Goff"); a design of the World Showcase, pen and ink on paper, signed ("H. Goff '81"); a large design labeled "600 Block" likely for unrealized Disneyland restaurants, pen and ink and pencil on tracing paper; a design for the World Showcase food court, pencil on tracing paper; a design depicting various international restaurants, pencil on tracing paper; 27 large design reproductions, various sizes; with various other Disney World and Disneyland photographs and ephemera; with a photograph scrapbook album, labeled to cover "World Showcase / Conceptual Material / Disney EPCOT Center / 1976 through 1986," containing 86 color snapshots, gelatin silver prints, most approximately 3.5 x 5 in., and approximately 75 color photographs, gelatin silver prints, various sizes, 86 pp (3 are blank), housed in a blue photograph album. Throughout the 1980s, Harper Goff contributed heavily to the design of Disney World's EPCOT Center, particularly the World Showcase's Japan, United Kingdom, and Italy Pavilions as well as other unrealized Pavilions. This visual archive extensively covers his later theme park work for Disney. Goff's designs for unrealized attractions like Pleasure Island and the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea ride Vulcania are also well-represented here. (Goff's Vulcania designs were later partially incorporated into Tokyo Disneyland's DisneySeas.) The photograph album in this lot is devoted almost exclusively to Goff's work on EPCOT, including snapshots of concept art, miniatures of the Pavilion, and much more, up to and beyond EPCOT's opening. Goff is shown in one photograph posing with EPCOT's Spaceship Earth globe in the background. Artwork and reproductions: approximately 14 x 17 in. to 27 x 43.5 in.; loose photographs: 11 x 14 to 15 x 17 in.; album: 2.75 x 12.5 x 16.5 in.
Comprising a design of Pleasure Island, pen and ink on tracing paper, signed ("H.G. '88"); design of the World Showcase, lagoon, and Journey Into Imagination, pen and ink and pencil on tracing paper; a large design titled "Pleasure Island Park – World Showcase Lagoon," pen and ink on paper with additional pieces pasted on; a design of Discovery Bay's Hyperion Airship and hangar, mixed media on paper; a design of Discovery Bay, pen and ink on tracing paper; a design of the Germany Pavilion, pen and ink on tracing paper, signed ("H. Goff"); a design of the World Showcase, pen and ink on paper, signed ("H. Goff '81"); a large design labeled "600 Block" likely for unrealized Disneyland restaurants, pen and ink and pencil on tracing paper; a design for the World Showcase food court, pencil on tracing paper; a design depicting various international restaurants, pencil on tracing paper; 27 large design reproductions, various sizes; with various other Disney World and Disneyland photographs and ephemera; with a photograph scrapbook album, labeled to cover "World Showcase / Conceptual Material / Disney EPCOT Center / 1976 through 1986," containing 86 color snapshots, gelatin silver prints, most approximately 3.5 x 5 in., and approximately 75 color photographs, gelatin silver prints, various sizes, 86 pp (3 are blank), housed in a blue photograph album. Throughout the 1980s, Harper Goff contributed heavily to the design of Disney World's EPCOT Center, particularly the World Showcase's Japan, United Kingdom, and Italy Pavilions as well as other unrealized Pavilions. This visual archive extensively covers his later theme park work for Disney. Goff's designs for unrealized attractions like Pleasure Island and the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea ride Vulcania are also well-represented here. (Goff's Vulcania designs were later partially incorporated into Tokyo Disneyland's DisneySeas.) The photograph album in this lot is devoted almost exclusively to Goff's work on EPCOT, including snapshots of concept art, miniatures of the Pavilion, and much more, up to and beyond EPCOT's opening. Goff is shown in one photograph posing with EPCOT's Spaceship Earth globe in the background. Artwork and reproductions: approximately 14 x 17 in. to 27 x 43.5 in.; loose photographs: 11 x 14 to 15 x 17 in.; album: 2.75 x 12.5 x 16.5 in.
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