Disney Mickey and Minnie - Sweetheart Central Park - Canvas Classics

Only the most popular Thomas Kinkade Studios artworks are part of the Canvas Classics Collection. Using our well - proven techniques, each piece is carefully reproduced on cotton fiber canvas, similar to our Limited Edition Canvas prints. Elegantly framed with museum - grade materials that match the top frame styles in the Thomas Kinkade Studios Limited Edition canvas collection, every item in the Classics Collection comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. ### Features - Premium canvas on hardboard - Hardwood frame with linen liner - Engraved brass nameplate - Steel hanging wire - Certificate of authenticity included ### Image Notes Thomas Kinkade loved Walt Disney and the amazing characters he made throughout his life. While Thom painted many of his favorite Disney stories on canvas, he also imagined classic Disney characters in traditional Kinkade scenes. In these Thomas Kinkade Studios paintings, his dream comes true. As Mickey gives Minnie a gorgeous bouquet of flowers, a grateful Minnie hugs Mickey's neck, thanking him for a wonderful day in New York City. The day is ending. The sun is setting below the skyline, shining through the changing red and orange autumn leaves. The well - known Kinkadian lamp posts start to glow in the park. But the fun isn't over yet! Mickey has one more surprise for Minnie: a horse - drawn carriage ride in Central Park. Mickey's careful planning makes this day unforgettable for Minnie and reminds us that kind actions are more powerful than words.

To display this beautiful canvas, you can use the steel hanging wire provided and hang it on a sturdy wall hook. It's perfect for adding a touch of Disney magic to your living room, bedroom, or any space you like. When it comes to cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the canvas surface. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or abrasive materials as they may damage the print. Keep it away from direct sunlight for long periods to prevent color fading. If you want to move the canvas, hold it by the frame to avoid putting pressure on the canvas itself. And always store it in a dry and clean place if you're not displaying it.