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The story follows the adventures of young Alice who is drowsily lazing on the river bank with her sister, when she follows a talking White Rabbit down a rabbit hole into a fantastic world of bizarre creatures, strange customs and profound nonsense. The story of how Disney’s Alice took over Wonderland is more than just the familiar story of bias towards hourglass blondes. The version of Alice dreamed up by Disney’s concept artist Mary Blair is a brilliant piece of optical engineering. Blair gave Alice a modern glamour by tailoring her dress into the postwar silhouette of Christian Dior’s 1947 New Look. (Bailey considered including a New Look dress in the exhibition, the better to make the point, but it didn’t make the final cut.) Get creative by laminating the individual cards and creating your own engaging addition game with a fun Alice in Wonderland theme, or encourage children to design their own playing card sets with pictures of their favourite characters from the story.

Set a year after being released from Rutledge (after defeating the Queen of Hearts), Alice is still an orphan and now works for her psychiatrist, Dr Angus Bumby. After seeing visions and hallucinations of Wonderland being destroyed once again, Alice must set out on an adventure to destroy this new villain and find the truth about her family's fire to free Wonderland's peace again.

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Ever since Alice Kingsleigh first left Underland, the Horovendoush occurred and the Red Queen had overthrown her sister, the White Queen, and took control of Underland. Her right-hand man is the Knave of Hearts. She has an army of Armoured Cards, Frog Servants, Monkey Servants, and a very bad temper. The Red Queen was so paranoid, she even had her husband executed, believing he would leave her for the White Queen. She was often referred to as Bloody Big Head, possibly because all her power, which she stole, literally went to her head. Box Office." Variety. June 16, 1976. Retrieved November 21, 2020. https://varietyultimate.com/archive/issue/WV-06-16-1976-12 (subscription required) Other tattoos commemorate the wearer’s love of all things fantasy, with one tattoo using a clever composition and vibrant colors to incorporate elements from Harry Potter, Peter Pan and The Chronicles of Narnia. These Alice in Wonderland tattoos are great examples of what a talented tattoo artist can do with a classic story as inspiration. Alice in Wonderland Tattoo FAQs What are the most popular Alice in Wonderland tattoo motifs?

Monsters, Inc.: Boo • Needleman • Waxford • C.D.A. Agent • Mike Wazowski • Celia Mae • Flint • Mr. Waternoose • James P. Sullivan • Randall Boggs • Roz • Phlegm • Charlie • Simulation Kid • Garbage Cube • Harley • Spike Other Disney Animation Villains: Pete • Big Bad Wolf • Willie the Giant • Lonesome Ghosts • Mortimer Mouse • Magic Mirror • Honest John • Gideon • Stromboli • Monstro • Pink Elephants • Ringmaster • The Headless Horseman • Lady Tremaine • Anastasia Tremaine • Drizella Tremaine • Lucifer • Cheshire Cat • Card Soldiers • Mr. Smee • Si and Am • Aunt Sarah • Diablo • Jasper and Horace • Madam Mim • Kaa • Shere Khan • Edgar • Prince John • Sir Hiss • Sheriff of Nottingham • Heffalumps • Woozles • Madame Medusa • Brutus and Nero • Amos Slade • Horned King • Professor Ratigan • Felicia • Sykes • Flotsam and Jetsam • Percival C. McLeach • Gaston • Iago • Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed • Governor Ratcliffe • Claude Frollo • Pain and Panic • Fates • Shan Yu • Clayton • Sabor • Yzma • Lyle Tiberius Rourke • Captain Gantu • Dr. Jumba Jookiba • John Silver • Scroop • Bowler Hat Guy • Doris • Lawrence • Dr. Facilier's Shadow • Mother Gothel • Stabbington Brothers • King Candy • Sour Bill • Hans • Duke of Weselton • Yokai • Bellwether • Tamatoa • King Magnifico Her rule was harsh for all of Underland. Those that opposed her rule were hunted down and executed. Even her most loyal advisers feared her so greatly that they would deform themselves with fake noses and ears just so she would not punish them for being more attractive than she was. However, she does show affection for Knave of Hearts (this romance, however, is one-sided).a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af "Alice in Wonderland (1976): What really happened?". Rialto Report. March 22, 2015. Kaufman, J.B. (June 1993). "Before Snow White". Film History. Indiana University Press. 5 (2): 158–175. JSTOR 27670718. Alice interpretations abound in this era. Adrian Piper and Joseph McHugh made Alice-inspired works in the characteristic swirling hot pinks and oranges of psychedelic art. Musicians got in on the act, from Jefferson Airplane's delicious, droning 1967 hit White Rabbit though to The Beatles' I am the Walrus, with John Lennon inspired by the poem The Walrus and the Carpenter from Through the Looking-Glass. Ralph Steadman's illustrations duly depict Lennon himself as the caterpillar, while German artist Sigmar Polke collaged Tenniel's original caterpillar into his trippy, polka-dotted works. There's more dottiness in Yayoi Kusama's 1968 "happening", where naked, spot-painted performers cavorted around the Alice statue in Central Park. "Alice was the grandmother of hippies. When she was low, Alice was the first to take pills to make her high," Kusama stated, spelling it out somewhat.

From the 1930s to 1940s, the books came under the scrutiny of psychoanalytic literary critics. [63] Freudians believed that the events in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland reflected the personality and desires of the author, [64] because the stories which it was based on had been told spontaneously. [65] In 1933, Anthony Goldschmidt introduced "the modern idea of Carroll as a repressed sexual deviant", [66] theorizing that Alice served as Carroll's representation in the novel; [67] Goldschmidt's influential work, however, may have been meant as a hoax. [66] Regardless, Freudian analysis found in the books symbols of "classic Freudian tropes": "a vaginal rabbit hole and a phallic Alice, an amniotic pool of tears, hysterical mother figures and impotent father figures, threats of decapitation [castration], swift identity changes". [68] Alice, as she appears in Walt Disney's film adaptation (1951) In the otome game " Heart no Kuni no Alice, she appears as Alice Liddell, who was kidnapped by Peter White into Wonderland and meets bizarre characters that fall in love with her. She also appears in the sequels " Clover no Kuni no Alice" and " Joker no Kuni no Alice." Give a Little Whistle" • " Heigh-Ho" • " With a Smile and a Song" • " Beauty and the Beast" • " Part of Your World" • " Fathoms Below" • " Cruella De Vil • " Some Day My Prince Will Come" • " The Unbirthday Song" Carroll, Lewis (2009). Alice's adventures in Wonderland and Through the looking-glass and what Alice found there. Hunt, Peter, 1945-, Tenniel, John, 1820-1914. (Newed.). New York: Oxford University Press. p.21. ISBN 9780191571299. OCLC 812193030.

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This is not new to Disney adaptations of Caroll's works; the Queen of Hearts of the 1951 animated feature was also based in part on the Red Queen (notably saying some lines originally spoken by the Red Queen in the book). Sometime later she and Will are among the guests from Wonderland at Alice and Cyrus' wedding in England. The two happily watch as their companions finally take their vows, with Anastasia putting a stop to Will's attempt at light-hearted foolishness during the ceremony. As Percy reopens the rabbit hole to return the denizens of Wonderland home, she insists to Alice and Cyrus that the four of them won't say goodbye, but rather see you soon. The Queen, who once was their enemy, now parts ways with them as their friend. Will and Anastasia make their return to Wonderland and assume their new roles as fair and benevolent rulers, The White Queen and White King. Also, in the anime Pandora Hearts, there are two characters loosely based on Alice. Alice the B. Rabbit and The Will of the Abyss. Both characters share their first name with Alice, and seeing as many aspects of Pandora Hearts are based on Alice in Wonderland, it can be assumed their names are as well. Once the laws of magic are broken, Anastasia is revived by Jafar. Under his magical influence, she believes they are in love and casually drops this bombshell to an entrapped Will; even kissing Jafar passionately in front of him. Visibly subdued, Anastasia has little reaction to Alice being held captive and threatened by Jafar. While lounging on a couch twirling a wine glass, Jafar drops a ring, which Cyrus gave Alice, into Anastasia's glass. Jafar later prompts Anastasia to prove their "love" is real by telling him about the Well of Wonders. She informs him that it's a place with water of magical properties. Jafar leaves for the location, intending to kill Amara, though he isn't aware of what she is doing there. While he is gone, Anastasia watches over Alice and Will, though she is easily distracted. She is alarmed upon noticing the White Rabbit attempting to free Alice and becomes defensive when Will suggests that her feelings for Jafar are fake. Eventually, Jafar's magical hold on her is removed once she and Will share a kiss of true love. Happily, she unbinds Alice, allowing the girl to travel through a rabbit hole to the Well of Wonders, where Jafar is enslaved as genie for trying to steal water from Nyx.

a b Auerbach, Nina (September 1973). "Alice and Wonderland: A Curious Child". Victorian Studies. Indiana University Press. 17 (1): 37. JSTOR 3826513. From the White Rabbit, the Red Queen learns the burial spot of Cyrus' bottle, an item both she and Jafar have been looking for. Season Five: Merida • Queen Eleanor • King Fergus • Harris, Hubert, and Hamish • The Witch • Lord MacGuffin • Lord Macintosh • Lord Dingwall • King Arthur • Sir Kay • Guinevere • Gorgon The Invincible • Charon • Brennan Jones • Hades • Megara • Hercules • Cerberus • The Scarecrow • Toto • Cleo Fox • Auntie Em • Dr. Jekyll • Mr. Hyde • Evil Queen Alice has been recognised as a cultural icon. [43] [44] [45] The Alice books have continued to remain in print, [46] and the first book is available in a hundred languages. [47] Alice's Adventures in Wonderland has continued to maintain its popularity, placing on surveys of the top children's books. [48] [49] [50] Alice placed on a 2015 British survey of the top twenty favorite characters in children's literature. [49] She also lends her name to the style of headband that she is depicted with in Tenniel's illustrations. [51] The continued popularity of the two Alice books has resulted in numerous adaptations, re-imaginings, literary continuations, and various merchandise. [43] The influence of the two Alice books in the literary field began as early as the mid-Victorian era, with various novels that adopted the style, acted as parodies of contemporary political issues, or reworked an element of the Alice books; [52] [nb 3] they featured one or more protagonists with characteristics similar to Alice's ("typically polite, articulate, and assertive"), regardless of gender. [54] The cover of Clara in Blunderland (1902), a political parody of Alice in WonderlandThe degree to which the character of Alice can be identified as Alice Liddell is controversial. Some critics identify the character as Liddell, [12] [14] or write that she inspired the character. [15] Others argue that Carroll considered his protagonist and Liddell to be separate. [16] [17] According to Carroll, his character was not based on any real child, but was entirely fictional. [18] Development [ edit ] One of Carroll's drawings of Alice from Alice's Adventures Under Ground For most people the strange characters in Alice in Wonderland provide perfect tattoo inspiration and one of the most popular of these is the Cheshire Cat. With his toothy grin, often depicted floating disembodied around the room, Cheshire Cat tattoos are a good choice for the potential they provide to incorporate other design elements into the piece.