A hauntingly stark photograph of Disneyland's iconic castle, captured through Diane Arbus's characteristically unflinching lens, which strips the fairy-tale structure of its intended magic and renders it as something curiously alienating. The gelatin silver print, produced posthumously by Neil Selkirk, emphasizes Arbus's signature high-contrast tonal quality, lending the seemingly cheerful subject an air of unsettling artificiality. The image challenges the viewer to confront the constructed nature of fantasy and escapism, a theme central to Arbus's broader exploration of American society and its illusions.