The Classics Collection features Thomas Kinkade's most popular images, meticulously reproduced on cotton fiber canvas using the same methods and materials as his Limited Edition Canvases. Each piece is elegantly framed with museum - grade materials that match the top - selling frame styles in the Thomas Kinkade Limited Edition canvas collection. Every item in this collection comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Key features include a premium canvas substrate on hardboard, a hardwood frame with a linen liner, an engraved brass nameplate, a steel hanging wire, and of course, the authenticity certificate. In 1961, Walt Disney's 17th movie, 'One Hundred and One Dalmatians,' deviated from the studio's norm. Instead of creating a fictional world, Disney chose the real and magnificent city of London, and set the movie in the same era as its release. The film received rave reviews and was one of the highest - grossing movies of 1961, becoming a milestone in animation history. Now, for fans who've adored this story for years, Thomas Kinkade Studios has turned this iconic film into a beautiful keepsake as part of the 'Disney Dreams Collection,' named 'Disney 101 Dalmatians.' Immerse yourself in a visual journey of historic London's famous landmarks while listening to the playful sounds of puppies. With Pongo and Perdita leading the way, a romantic spark starts this timeless adventure, creating a sea of spots and catching the evil eye of Cruella De Vil and her lackeys.
Using your Disney 101 Dalmatians canvas artwork is easy. Just find a nice spot on your wall, use the steel hanging wire to hang it up, and enjoy the beautiful image. When it comes to maintenance, keep it away from direct sunlight to prevent the colors from fading. You can gently dust it with a soft, dry cloth every once in a while. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or abrasive materials on the canvas or the frame. Also, make sure the area where it's hung is dry to prevent any damage to the canvas or the wooden frame. If you move the artwork, handle it carefully to avoid scratches or dents on the frame and to keep the canvas in good condition.
