Ferdinand Horvath | DISNEY THIS DAY | August 28, 1881

On this day in 1881, Hungarian illustrator Ferdinand Horvath was born. He worked as a sketch artist, idea man, and model creator at Disney from 1933 to 1937. His best-known contribution, though uncredited, was development work on 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.' He also helped with around 60 Mickey Mouse and ‘Silly Symphony’ shorts. Horvath served in WWI and spent almost three years in prison camps. He escaped in a sleigh and went on the run. On his way to safety in Sweden, he escaped gunfire by jumping from a moving train into icy water! [145 years ago in 2026] Don't miss Daps Magic's official weekly YouTube show Geeks Corner here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAF91C7183BAB676B Visit Daps Magic: https://DapsMagic.com Daps Magic HQ: https://DapsMagic.com/DapsHQ Daps Magic was created by a very special group of Disney Fans who had a dream for a place on the internet where people, young and old, could share their love of Walt Disney and his legacy in a safe and fun atmosphere.