Disney Mickey and Minnie in Japan - Canvas Classics

The Classics Collection features Thomas Kinkade's most popular images, carefully recreated on cotton fibre canvas using the same methods and materials as his Limited Edition Canvases. Each piece is elegantly framed with museum - quality materials that match the top frame styles in the Thomas Kinkade Limited Edition canvas collection. Every item in this collection comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. ### Features - High - quality canvas on hardboard. - Hardwood frame with a linen liner. - Engraved brass nameplate. - Steel hanging wire. - Certificate of authenticity included. ### Image Notes In Thomas Kinkade Studios' 'Passport to Adventure' art series, Disney's Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and their close friends travel around the world. In this painting, they're in Japan. The setting sun bathes Mount Fuji in a warm glow, and lanterns start to light up the garden and paths. Mickey proudly shows Minnie a bonsai tree cultivated by Goofy, who has found peace in gardening. Donald Duck is determined to learn chopstick - using from Daisy Duck. Pluto joins Chip 'n Dale to watch the Koi fish in the pond. Join us in following Mickey and Friends' adventures in 'Disney's Mickey and Minnie in Japan'. © Disney ### Key Points: - 'Disney's Mickey and Minnie in Japan' is the 13th painting in the 'Passport to Adventure' series. Other destinations featured include Hawaii, Hollywood, Paris, and more. - Mickey, Minnie, and friends enjoy Japan in traditional clothes. Mickey gives Minnie a bonsai, and Daisy teaches Donald chopsticks. - Pluto and Chip 'n Dale are excited about the Koi fish. - Goofy is at peace gardening with a view of Mount Fuji and pagodas in the background. - Can you find Uncle Scrooge McDuck? - The cherry blossoms and Japanese Garden are painted in the classic Kinkadian style.

Using this beautiful canvas art is easy. First, find a great spot in your home or office to hang it. The steel hanging wire makes it simple to put on the wall. Just make sure the wall is strong enough to hold it. When it comes to maintenance, keep it away from direct sunlight and moisture. Sunlight can fade the colors over time, and moisture might damage the canvas. If there's dust on the canvas, you can gently use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it. Don't use any cleaning chemicals as they could harm the painting. The hardwood frame is sturdy, but try not to bump it. If the engraved brass nameplate gets dirty, you can use a mild metal cleaner, but be very careful not to scratch it. And always keep the Certificate of Authenticity in a safe place as it proves the painting's authenticity.