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This image is of the Mad Hatter's hat from Tim Burton's 2010 remake of the novel and film, "Alice in Wonderland". Over the years this story has won over the hearts of both adults abd children all over the world. || __**Product Value:**__
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The provided image was taken from Tim Burton's 2010 remake of the movie "__Alice in Wonderland__". The orignial story of "__Alice in Wonderland__" originated in 1865 as a novel written by the English author: Charles Lutwidge Dogdson. Dogdson came up with the idea of writing the novel upon his 5 mile journey to the village of Godstow with Reverened Robinson Duckworth's 3 daughters: Lorina, Alice, and Edith Mary. Dogdson knew that the journey ahead was going to be long needless to say, the story began as a means to keep the children entertained upon their journey to the village. Alice loved the story so much, she insisted that Dogdson write the stroy down for her, using her name as the lead character, so she would remember it.

In November of 1864, Dodgson released a copy of the novel he had wrote for Alice titling it "__Alice's Adventures Under Ground__". The illistrations were designed by Dodgson himself. After some modifications to the novel, Dogdson released the publicized version of the novel, renaming it "__Alice in Wonderland__".The novel has become a very famous tale loved and adored by many adults and children. It is said that Queen Victoria was one of the novel's first readers. Overall, the novel has been translated into 125 various languages. ALong with over 100 editions of the novel, numerous adaptations in the media, most recent in both film and theater.

SInce then, the novel has been most famously recognized through Disney's film, cartoon production of "__Alice in Wonderland__". In 2010, famous movie director, Tim Burton, produced a remake of the film yet again. His style and pecular tastes for film created new flavor and twists to the famous tale that people have grown to know. Tim Burton has produced and direct many famous films like: "Edward Scissor Hands", "The Nightmare Before Christmas", "9", "Coraline", "The Corpse Bride", and so forth.
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Over all costs and productions put into the 2010 making of the film were phenominal. Director and producer, Tim Burton, signed to direct 2 films in Disney 3D: "Alice in Wonderland" and "Frankenweeinie". His goal for the "Alice in Wonderland" film was to create both a psychological understanding, as well as, creating something new and refreshing with keeping some of the classic elements of the nature of "Alice in Wonderland" the novel. A good portion of the film has been modified through digital enhancments to add to the overall aspects of the characters' personalities and developments in this film. The whole purpose and logics behind Tim Burton's approach towards this film and the characters withing it was to create a new and re-imagining perspective of the audience's insists of this film.

One could take any particular scene from the film and screen shoot an image from the film itself. Then one could turn that image into some other means of art or frame the image itself and call it a work of art. The artist is the one who truly depends heavily upon their audience's opinons towards their works of art. Afterall, the audience determine whehter or not something is a work of art because at the end of the day, they are the people placing profits towards these works of art. When one thinks about this notion of how art if defined, one has to ask is it the audience or some higher perspective of people who define the art itself? Who gives art its true meaning Is it there meaning the artist provides or the way the audience interprets the piece? Others would argue that it is this higher, elite class of blue collar employeed and educated art historians that determine what is and what isn't defined as art. AT the end of the day, Tim Burton's art works were palced in an exihibit in MOMA (Musem of Modern Art), which means he must be an artist if his works of art are being placed in one of the finest art institution's in the Uniter States.