Disney Sleeping Beauty Dancing in the Enchanted Light- Art Prints

Thomas Kinkade Studios' art prints are wrapped in a collector's sleeve along with an official Certificate of Authenticity from the studio, which has a tamper - evident holographic seal. These prints are made on high - quality 11” x 14” Satin Art Paper. They're ready to be framed in any standard - sized frame, making them an ideal gift for a loved one or a great addition to your personal collection. ### Features - Printed on top - notch Satin Art Paper. - Use long - lasting pigment inks that are better than regular press inks. - Come with a Certificate of Authenticity. - Are presented in a full - size protective envelope. - Are shipped flat in sturdy packaging. - You can choose from five different frames to match your home decor. ### Image Notes Sleeping Beauty, released in 1959, was Disney's 16th animated feature and the last animated film by Walt Disney based on a fairy tale. It was also the last Disney animated feature to be hand - inked. Inspired by Walt's dedication to artistic storytelling, Thomas Kinkade Studios captured the magic of Sleeping Beauty's story of love winning over evil. We're excited to present 'Sleeping Beauty Dancing in the Enchanted Light', the fourth piece in the 'Dancing in the Light' collection. In the scene, Prince Phillip has already awakened Princess Aurora with a true love's kiss. The two are in the courtyard under an enchanted light from the good fairies, dancing 'happily ever after' with their hearts full of joy.

These Disney art prints are really easy to use. First, take the print out of the protective envelope carefully. You can either display it right away without a frame or choose one of the five frame options to match your home decor. Just insert the print into the frame and hang it on your wall where you can enjoy it daily. When handling the prints, make sure your hands are clean to avoid leaving fingerprints on the high - quality Satin Art Paper. Keep them away from direct sunlight as long - term exposure may fade the long - life pigment inks over time. Also, avoid placing them in humid areas to prevent damage to the paper. To maintain the prints, you can use a soft, dry cloth to gently dust them off occasionally. If there are any stubborn marks, consult a professional art conservator. With proper care, these art prints will be a beautiful addition to your collection for years to come.