A thousand thank yous to H. Nyazi of Three Pipe Problem for posting this on Twitter. Destino, the collaboration between Walt Disney and Salvador Dali makes for a luscious and hypnotic six minutes and forty-seven seconds of viewing. This also shows Dali’s ability to stay both out there and mainstream at the same time. Also, this movie acts as a retrospective of Dali’s art and signature style. A pity that no more output came from this pair. However, I cannot help but wonder about the man who turns into a baseball player. I would love to hear the story behind this injection of Americana.
Art History Ramblings 
Wow, very interesting! (The video link on your site isn’t pulling up for me, but I found the YouTube link through 3PP’s Twitter feed). I also think it’s interesting to see how the stylization of characters in more recent Disney movies is similar to the animation here. For example, the stylization of Dali’s female figure reminds me quite a bit of the character Meg from Hercules.
Thanks for letting me know about the link. I replaced it. By the way, good call on the connection between the lady and Meg.
She also looks a little like Esmerelda from “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.”
You’re right!