The Brushworks Collection features exquisite miniatures of Thomas Kinkade Studios' original paintings, framed in either Burl or Golden Sunset. These smaller - sized artworks maintain the grandeur and charm of the originals, making them ideal for accent walls or cozy nooks. Key features include a premium canvas substrate on hardboard, a choice of hardwood framing, an engraved brass nameplate, and a certificate of authenticity. In the 'Passport to Adventure' series by Thomas Kinkade Studios, Disney's Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and their friends explore global travel destinations. In this 11th painting of the series, they visit Italy. The bright sunshine casts a warm glow over the dazzling blue Mediterranean Sea. Mickey and Minnie set off in a motorized boat for an afternoon adventure. Pluto sits happily in a towed small boat, admiring the flowers Chip & Dale placed on their vessel. Daisy Duck enjoys the sun, while Donald Duck rows towards Mickey and Minnie's boat. Goofy uses a barrel as a watercraft and fishes for his meal. The painting also shows colorful buildings and signature Thomas Kinkade light - posts along the canal. Looking at the fluffy clouds and rippling waves, you can almost feel the fresh air and sea breeze. Other destinations in the series include Hawaii, Hollywood, Paris, Ireland, the Alps, the Australian Outback, Greece, Mexico, Florida, and London.
This Disney Mickey and Minnie in Italy Brushworks wall art is a great way to decorate your home. To use it, just find a nice spot on your accent wall or in a cozy nook and hang it up. You can use regular wall - hanging hardware for this. When handling the art, be gentle to avoid any damage to the canvas or the frame. Keep it away from direct sunlight as it may fade the colors over time. To clean it, you can use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the surface of the canvas and the frame. If there are stubborn stains on the frame, you can use a mild wood cleaner, but test it on a small, hidden area first. Don't use any harsh chemicals on the canvas as they may damage the print.
