Beloved American artist Norman Rockwell (1894 – 1978) is most known for his nostalgic, touching paintings that appealingly depicted simple scenes from everyday life. This Disney recreation of Rockwell's "Barbershop Quartet" was made by Carl Boyer incorporating Goofy, Mickey, Donald and Bear. This lithograph print is an authentic original from a limited edition of 1,000 and was only made available to Disneyland cast members.

Limited edition lithograph, 78/1000. 33-1/2 x 26 inch print. Hand-signed and dated by the artist Charles Boyer himself.

This is the twelfth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1996. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist Carl Barks himself.

Donald, Huey and Louie hold a grim vigil near the ruin of an ancient, rotting galleon, unaware that the dreaded "Ghost of the Grotto," who had kidnapped Dewey, is skulking right behind them! This is the exact scene from Carl Barks' famous 1947 adventure tale "Ghost of the Grotto" (Donald Duck Four Color 159).

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

Four U.S. editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number 194/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

Print: 10 x 8 inches, trimmed to 13-1/2 x 11 inches. Foxing present at the bottom of the print.
Colors: 16.
Frame: 17-3/8 x 14-3/4 inches, smokey blue. Excellent condition with little wear.
Mat: 12-3/4 x 10 inch opening, double.
Glazing: Plexiglass. Excellent condition.

Entitled "Music to My Ears", this limited edition sericel, produced in 1997 features Mickey Mouse serenading his sweetheart, Minnie, at the piano.

In order to create this memorable artwork, a Disney artist hand-inked and hand-painted an original character cel. This original cel was used by Team Art Studio of Gardena, California in the production of this edition. It is comprised of a general edition of 5,000 pieces and 500 publisher's proofs for a total of 5,500 pieces.

This 7 x 9-1/2 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 14 x 18 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer matte with a 7-7/8 x 11-3/4 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging. The matte is signed by Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor, the voices of Mickey and Minnie Mouse.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

This 36-Pin, Walt Disney Company exclusive, framed pin set featuring all one sheets from every animated full length Walt Disney feature file released to theater. A One Sheet is known as one of the original theatrical poster's used to market the feature file. This pine set encompasses the original One Sheet used to marker the film "Snow White" in 1937, to the modern day 1998 release of "Mulan". These One Sheets pay tribute to the diverse change in animation with technological breakthroughs with every feature file released.

This edition is comprised of 1,000 pieces, with 100 artist's proofs. This is number xxxx/1000.

Each pin is appliqued with enamel and features vibrant colors. The title pin featuring the 75th Anniversary logo, is individually numbered.

The 1-1/2 x 1 inch pins collectively measure 7-3/4 x 15-1/2 inches and are framed by a 18-1/4 x 26-1/4 inch black moulding with plexiglass glazing and elevated mat with a 10 x 18 inch opening. The artwork is sealed with dust cover backing, ready for hanging. The Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the art.

This hand-drawn pencil and colored pencil sketch is an authentic original and is hand-signed by a Disney Artist. The drawing is on artist sketch pad paper and is framed in a Walt Disney Theme Parks exclusive mahogany and black colored Mickey Mouse frame. The frame measures 14 x 16 inches with a mat opening of 8-3/4 x 10-3/4 inches.

This 8-Pin, Walt Disney World exclusive, framed pin set features the Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Genie, Lumiere, Tinker Bell and Simba. Each enameled metal pin fits together in a puzzle piece design that measures approximately 4-1/2 inches tall by 6-1/2 inches wide. Original purchase price: $100.

The artwork is framed by its original 11-1/4 x 13-1/4 inch glossy wood moulding with plexiglass glazing and oval-cut mat with a 6-3/8 x 7-3/8 inch opening. The frame is set up to be either hung on a wall or displayed on a table top.

Very rare and vintage 1960's item from early Disneyland! This is a 8 x 10 inch Walt Disney Classics wall art print. The artwork has been authentically reproduced from selected originals used in a Walt Disney production. The artwork is sealed between its original 12 x 14 inch mat (with a celluloid front) and original backing board with mounting tape, and has a mat opening of 7-1/2 x 9-1/2 inches.

This is a limited edition sericel, depicting the five classic Disney characters: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and Pluto. In this sericel edition, "Fab Five Story Session," the Disney crew gets together at the Walt Disney Studios for an "animated" story development conference. This edition was made available only through The Disney Store and The Disney Catalog.

The Walt Disney Studios has created this Disney character image using the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction known as serigraphy. Disney artists specially created a hand-inked, hand-painted animation cel which was used by Team Art Studio of Gardena, CA in the production of the sericels. A total of 24 colors are used to recreate the color image, each of which has been exactingly screen-printed, one color at a time, onto the acetate cel. To complement each piece, and to commemorate The Walt Disney Company's 75th anniversary, each mat bears a screen-printed remarque.

The background scene accompanying this cel has been created under the supervision of Disney artists. The background artwork has been lithograpyhically printed on premium-quality, acid-free paper by Anderson Printing of Los Angeles, CA.

This limited edition was produced in 1998. It is comprised of a general edition of no more than 3,500 pieces. Walt Disney Art Classics approves the techniques used in the production of this edition and the proofs thereof. Conforming to the practice of fine art printing, the screens used to create the edition are destroyed when the edition is closed. 

The artwork is plexiglass front framed by a 19-1/2 x 22-3/4 inch black moulding with a double-layer mat with a 12 x 15 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork are archived with the publisher. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an clear envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

This artwork is hand-signed by  two Disney animation legends, the late Franklin Rosborough "Frank" Thomas and Oliver Martin "Ollie" Johnston, Jr., both apart of Walt Disney's original core animators, referred to as the "Nine Old Men".

The artwork of Thumper from the film "Bambi" is glass front-framed by a 9 x 11 inch faux-wood moulding and a brown mat with a 4-1/2 x 6-3/4 inch opening. The frame has been sealed with a dust cover backing and is ready for hanging.

Mickey Mouse doesn't look too sure as bellhop Pluto takes his luggage in this special hand-painted cel from Walt Disney Animation, titled "Checking In?"

This now retired hand-painted animation cel originally released in 2004 was only available through the Animation Studio at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida. This is deluxe edition with the cel, background, card and pin all framed together!

To commemorate the 15th anniversary of the Disney-MGM Studio's Theme Park, there are 15 references to Disney Villains in the Tower of Terror's lobby including Cruella's coat, the poison apple, Kss the Snake, Genie Lamp, and more!

Also included within the frame is a 5 x 7 inch card personally signed by the seven artists who created these cels including: Erin Magil, Theodora M. DeLaney, David Rippberger, David Whitaker and Sharon K. Vincent, and three others. And the 1-1/4 x 1-3/8 inch Mickey Mouse "Ink & Paint" lapel pin.
 
The cel measures 10-1/2 x 13 inches and is atop a lithographed original background by Disney, set inside a 9-3/4 x 12-1/4 inch double-mat opening. The entire artwork is plexiglass front framed by a 21 x 17 inch black moulding that is sealed with a dust cover and ready for hanging.

Booster Collection there is Stromboli holding a toy nutcracker under his arm (#60195), the Blue Fairy (#60196), Pinocchio in between two Dutch doll marionette puppets (#60198), and Jiminy Cricket (#60197).

The Yeti from Expedition Everest - Legend of the Forbidden Mountain is featured as an intricate stained glass image in this Limited Edition Storybook pin. This pin opens up to reveal Mickey Mouse and Goofy as pin on pins ready to take their journey up the forbidden mountain. This stained glass storybook features the yeti on the front cover, in shades of blue. On the inside of the book, there is a picture of Mt. Everest in the the background with Mickey and Goofy in winter hiking equipment in the foreground. The artwork for this pin was designed by Disney Design Group artist Tyler Dumas. The pin is approximately 3-1/4" tall, 2-1/2" wide, 1/2" deep. Limited edition size of 750.

This Limited Edition Jumbo-sized pin on pin is part of the 2004 Featured Artist series. Mark McIntyre from Disney Design Group designed this pin called "Splatter Donald." This pin measures approximately 3" x 3" and includes the "Feature Artist" logo and Artist's signature back stamped. The pin is packaged in a beautiful display box and includes the Artist's bio and photograph. Mark's bio reads: "Mark was surrounded by art from a very early age, because his parents were both art teachers. This constant artistic influence has proven valuable now that he has become such an integral part of the Disney magic." Limited edition size of 750.

This is a limited-edition sericel commemorates Disney's celebration of the new millennium. #679 of only 2000 produced. It depicts the great stars, personalities, and landmark locales behind Disney's films, television programs, and theme parks. This sericel edition, "Welcoming a New Millennium," showcases nearly 8 decades of 20th Century Disney through depictions of classic characters as they gather to celebrate the year 2000.

The Walt Disney Studios has created this character image using the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction known as serigraphy. Disney artists specially created 2 hand-inked, hand-painted animation cel masters that were used by Team Art Studio in the production of these sericels. A total of 55 colors were then used to recreate the color image, each of which has been exactingly screen-printed, one color at a time, onto the acetate cel.

This limited edition was produced in 1999 and is comprised of a general edition of 2,000 pieces. The 20-1/2 x 34 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 27-3/4 x 41-1/2 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat. The frame is original and is ready for hanging. Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

Walt Disney's greatest moments in animation come to life in April 2010's pin-of-the-month collection that salutes the classic animated film Walt Disney's Make Mine Music. Each month four Limited Edition pins are released, highlighting a different classic animated short or film. Each pin in the collection features an icon of a reel of film in the corner.

This set includes:

76544 - Casey at the Bat.

76545 - Peter and the Wolf. Snowflakes spin and hat is rubber.

76546 - Johnny Fedora and Alice Bluebonnet.

76547 - Willie from The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at the Met segment.

This pin collection was shared between Disneyland® Resort and Walt Disney World® Resort. These cloisonné (enameled metal) pins measure approximately 1-1/2 to 1-3/4 inches. Each pin was strictly limited to 2000 pieces and bears the 'Limited Edition 2000 / Authentic Official Pin Trading 2010 / Walt Disney /n (c) Disney' backstamp.

This Limited Edition Jumbo pin features the logo for Star Wars Weekends 2005. Mickey Mouse is putting the finishing touches on Darth Vader's helmet. In the reflection of the helmet you can see Mickey dressed as the Sorcerer's Apprentice in a light saber duel with Darth Vader. The Logo image is framed with a pin-on-pin. Mickey Mouse's hand is also a pin-on-pin. Randy Noble from Disney Design Group designed the logo for this year's celebration. The pin measures approximately 4" tall by 3" wide. Limited edition size of 750.

Set of four, 11 x 14 inch Disney artist Eric C. Robison hand-signed Lion King photographs from the signing event held in September, 1994 at Disneyland.

The photos are printed on Photo Kodak Professional paper. They are all hand-signed by Eric C. Robison and dated 9/94. The photographs are plexiglass front framed by 22-1/2 x 18-3/4 inch wood mouldings and matted with a viewing area of 12-3/4 x 8-3/4 inches.

The four character images are: Simba (measuring 7-1/2 x 6-1/4 inches in the scene), Scar (7-1/2 x 4-1/2 inches), Timon and Pumbaa (8-1/2 x 5-1/2 inches), and Mufasa with Simba (7-1/2 x 5-3/4 inches).

Disney Gallery exclusive 'Spooked' 27 x 36 inch framed print on canvas. The One Hundred Mickeys designs were commissioned to commemorate Walt Disney's 100th birthday and they follow Mickey Mouse through 100 years of history. The Disney Gallery, located in Disneyland's New Orleans Square, displayed the original works of art in a special exhibit featuring all 100 paintings of Mickey Mouse created by former Disney Imagineer, Eric Robison to celebrate Walt's birthday.

The framed size of the art work is 27 x 36 inches with a 30 x 22 inch view-able canvas area. The Certificate of Authenticity is included.

This hand-drawn sketch is an authentic original drawing by Disney artist Jim Fern and is hand-signed. The drawing is on artist sketch pad paper with the Disney logo embossed on the bottom right. This is a one-of-a-kind, collector-commissioned, custom-matted display, that was never available in stores.

The piece includes the Disney Store exclusive 3D Hologram Magic Mirror watch which depicts the Wicked Queen transforming into the Evil Witch (1993), Old Hag pin #657, and Evil Queen Holding Goblet Pin #2994. The artwork as well as the timepiece and pins are matted and framed by a 20-1/2 x 15-1/4 inch gold moulding with a mat opening of 9-1/2 x 11 inches for the artwork. The Evil Queen measures approximately 8-1/4 x 4-1/4 inches in the sketch.

This is the fifteenth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1999.

This image depicts fowl miser, Uncle Scrooge McDuck, the twentieth century's counterpart to Charles Dickens' forerunner, Ebenezer Scrooge, and he plays true to his ducky role in a setting of infamous stinginess.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

Unique in its production, this lithograph is only the second released by Another Rainbow with a three-dimensionally paper-structured surface. It is also the first and only Carl Barks lithograph with a pearl-dust ink applied to enhance the effect of the falling snow.

This 12-color, 8 x 10 inch print, trimmed to 11 x 13-1/2 inches is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered on both the front and back. The lithograph is framed by a 17-1/4 x 14-1/2 inch gold moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 12-7/8 x 10-1/8 inch opening, and mounting board. Scrooge measures 4-3/8 x 2-3/8 inches in this scene.

Four editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

Mickey and friends have gathered together for holiday caroling in this very special Holiday card. The logo and characters are pin-on-pin. Santa Donald Duck is approximately 1.5" tall, Mickey Mouse and the gang are approximately 2.25" tall. This Jumbo Pin opens like a book and measures approximately 2.75" by 5" by 3". Disney Design Group Artist Randy Noble created the artwork for this pin. Limted edition of 750.

This 4-Pin, Walt Disney Gallery exclusive, framed pin set featuring the Mickey Mouse Sunday comic page originally published April 28, 1963, commemorates Minnie and Mickey's 75th Anniversary together (since their first appearance in Steam Boat Willie in 1928). The comic strip was written by Bill Walsh and illustrated by Manuel Gonzales. This artwork was strictly limited to 3600.

The comic measures 7 x 10-1/2 inches and is framed by a 14-1/2 x 17-1/4 inch black moulding with plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 7-3/8 x 10-7/8 opening. Sealed with dust cover backing, ready for hanging. Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the art.

This is an original, 3-level, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from the animated video game DRAGON'S LAIR II. The cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Dirk measures 10-3/8 x 14-1/4 inches in this scene. The cel is stamped with Don Bluth's Animation Gallery Seal on the bottom right-hand side.

Limited Edition 161/1000. 9-1/4 inches long when laying flat. 1-3/16 inch diameter clock face. Hour and minute hands. Battery operated. Pull-out domed crown. Black genuine leather strap. Strap made in Hong Hong, Movement in Japan. Copyright: Disney. Made exclusively for 10 Year Disneyland Cast Members.

12.5" x 18.5". Pen and ink on paper. Excellent condition.

Steve Ditko:(American b. 1927): A comic book artist and writer perhaps most celebrated as the co-creator of the Marvel heroes Spider-Man and Doctor Strange. Ditko also worked on the Blue Beetle, Captain Atom, and the Question for Charlton Comics, as well as Hawk and Dove and the Creeper for DC. He has also self-published stories featuring Mr. A. and The Avenging World, philosophical titles thought to be inspired by Ayn Rand's Objectivism and the writings of Aristotle.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Edmond. It is dated 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

This fine art serigraph (# xxx/500) is the first reproduction authorized by The Walt Disney Company. It recreates a magic moment from the 1956 story "The Golden Fleecing" (Uncle Scrooge #12). Scrooge approaches the fleece unaware that he is inviting an attack from evil Larkies. It was produced from the original oil painting which Carl Barks completed in May 1972 and numbered 8-72.

Disney Art Editions have only produced 3 serigraphs from Carl Barks oil paintings.The serigraphs were made at the Moross Studios in Los Angeles, California with the collaboration of Carl Barks.

The original Disney prices (unframed) were $1,250 for the regular edition, with an additional $400.00 for the frame.

The serigraph is printed from hand-done color separations incorporating 96 colors on a sheet of 100% rag 320 grams acid-free Westwind paper.

This 12 x 24 inch print is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered with a hand-written title. The serigraph is framed by a substantial 26 x 40 inch gold moulding with a plexiglass glazing and textured mat with a 14 x 25 inch opening. Donald Duck measures 9-3/4 x 4-1/4 inches in this scene.

This is a mixed-media drawing that combines print and a hand-drawn colored pencil sketch. It is a limited edition of only 100 and was only available at the 2000 Disneyana Convention. This is number 23 of that edition. It is hand-signed by a Disney Artist. The drawing is on 10-1/2 x 12-1/2 inch artist sketch pad paper and is framed in a 13-5/8 x 16-5/8 inch black Mickey Mouse frame with a 9-1/4 x 12-1/4 mat opening. Mickey Mouse measures 5-1/4 x 3-1/2 inches in this scene.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 10 x 12 inch production cel of SPIKE THE BEE from Disney's Donald Duck cartoons (circa 1950). The number 2 is written along the bottom of the cel. The character measures 7 x 1-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

12.5" x 18.5". Pen and ink on paper. Featuring a Doctor Octopus Battle story.

Steve Ditko:(American b. 1927): A comic book artist and writer perhaps most celebrated as the co-creator of the Marvel heroes Spider-Man and Doctor Strange. Ditko also worked on the Blue Beetle, Captain Atom, and the Question for Charlton Comics, as well as Hawk and Dove and the Creeper for DC. He has also self-published stories featuring Mr. A. and The Avenging World, philosophical titles thought to be inspired by Ayn Rand's Objectivism and the writings of Aristotle.

This 10-Pin, Walt Disney Gallery exclusive, framed pin set is a multi-faced salute to the ruler of Halloweentown, to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas. This artwork was strictly limited to 1,500 pieces.

The the ~1-1/4 inch pins are arranged in a 7-1/4 inch square, framed by a 14-1/4 inch black square moulding with plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 9 inch square opening. It is sealed with a dust cover back and is ready for hanging.

9 x 8 inch hand-drawn Mickey Mouse in red and blue colored pencil by Disney artist, Mark Seppala. The art is hand-signed and dated '9.9.95' and stamped with the official Disney copyright seal. The art is plexiglass front framed by a 20-1/8 x 17-1/8 inch light blue metal moulding and matted with a blue mat with a 14-7/8 x 11-7/8 inch opening. The frame is ready for hanging and the Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back corner.

This 7-Pin, Disney exclusive, framed pin set features Roger Rabbit and friends, issued to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the live action/animated movie. This numbered edition was strictly limited to 1988 copies, the same as the year of the production. This is number 655.

The artwork is framed by its original 12-3/8 x 18 inch black moulding with plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 6-3/8 x 12-3/8 inch opening. The frame is sealed and ready for hanging. The matching number Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the artwork.

This is a truly professional and beautifully matted and framed display containing 3 original, vintage button pins from Richard Milhous Nixon's presidential campaign. It includes the 3-3/8 inch "Nixon For President" red, white and blue button; 2-3/8 inch Nixon/Agnew hologram button; and 3-7/16 inch "They Can't Lick Our Dick" red and white button. Ready for display in your library, den or office. Exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Plexiglass front framed by a 8-1/8 x 14-1/8 inch mahogany stained wood moulding with dust cover backing. 

This is an original, 2-level, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Great Owl measures 9-3/4 x 12-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is the thirteenth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1997.

Venerable and miserly Scrooge McDuck sits in his money bin, magnifying glass in hand, examining a gold coin, in The Expert.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

This 12-color, 8 x 10 inch print, trimmed to 11 x 13-1/2 inches is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered on both the front and back. The lithograph is framed by a 17-1/4 x 14-3/4 inch smokey grey moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 12-1/2 x 10 inch opening, and mounting board. Scrooge measures 8 x 7 inches in this scene.

Five editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

This is the eighteenth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 2000.

Despite his every effort to lead a lazy and uncomplicated life, Donald still manages to get himself into outlandish situations, often bringing nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie along...in this case for an unscheduled and fearsome polar bear ride! Carl Barks' classic Luck of the North comic book and its famous cover, first published in 1949, inspired his 1973 painting that the Old Duck Man turned into a horizontal composition of shimmering icebergs and northern lights that fleshed out the Arctic atmosphere.


The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

This 12-color, 8 x 10 inch print, trimmed to 11 x 13-1/2 inches is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered on both the front and back. The lithograph is framed by a 15-1/4 x 16-3/4 inch smokey grey moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 12-3/8 x 10-7/8 inch opening, and mounting board.

This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/595.

This is the fourteenth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1997.

Donal Duck is all decked out in his Sunday best, and wielding a bouquet big enough to choke a hippopotamus, preparing for his "Big Date" with a proper footshine from his able nephew.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

This 15-color, 8 x 10 inch print, trimmed to 11 x 13-1/2 inches is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered on both the front and back. The lithograph is framed by a 17-1/4 x 14-3/4 inch gold moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 12-7/8 x 10-3/8 inch opening, and mounting board. Donald Duck measures 8-1/2 x 6-1/4 inches in this scene.

Four editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

This is the first in a series of limited edition Carl Barks serigraphs issued by Carl Barks Studio beginning in 1996. It was released and sold at the 1996 Disneyana Convention at Walt Disney World only.

It was produced from the original water-color painting which Carl Barks completed in December, 1995. It was made in one edition of 295 copies + 15 Artist Proofs. Original issue price was $295.

This 14-1/4 x 18 inch photomechanical serigraph reproduction was printed on acid-free, archival quality paper. It is plexiglass front-framed by a 22-3/4 x 24-1/4 inch gold moulding. It is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered. It bears Carl Barks' embossed seal on the bottom right corner and the Official Disneyana Convention seal on the bottom left corner of the art.

The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/295 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

"Belle Tames The Beast" is inspired by Walt Disney Pictures' "Beauty and The Beast". The scene depicts beautiful, book-loving Belle and the brooding, mysterious Beast reach a turning point in which they discover the true nature of beauty and their growing love for each other.

This exclusive Disney Lithograph was carefully selected from the original motion picture animation art and skillfully adapted to best capture the mood a personality of the film sequence. 

One of the most challenging pieces of artwork ever created and printed by the Wald Disney World Co., this artwork required 28 separate applications of ink, to perfectly capture the 24 interior colors and seven outline colors. Two applications of varnish were added to create a rick, cel-like finish.

The art was printed and dobule-matted on the finest acid-free paper stock, behind special plexiglass to shield out 95%  of the harmful UV rays, all to insure your lifelong enjoyment of this Disney masterpiece.

The blue frame measures 17 x 22 inches and has an interior mat opening of 10 x 14 inches. The Certificate of Authenticity, attached to the sealed dust cover, numbers this piece xxxxx/30000.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated featurette "Winnie The Pooh and Tigger Too" (1974). In this artwork Tigger measures 9 x 11-3/4 inches.

This cel is plexiglass front-framed by a 17-3/4 x 21 inch deluxe gold frame and matted with a 10-5/8 x 14-3/8 opening.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

1994 Disneyland Indiana Jones Adventure Regular One-Day 14-3/4 x 3-7/8 inch commemorative passport. Issued to celebrate the premier of the "Temple of the Forbidden Eye" attraction in Disneyland Park in Anaheim, CA which opened to the public on March 4th, 1995. This framed edition with engraved  name plate that reads: 'DISNEYLAND / INDIANA JONES ADVENTURE / Commemorative Passport / 1994'  is a cast member exclusive item with a low #202 serial number.

Limited Edition Art of Euro Disneyland Gallery lithograph print PHANTOM MANOR Haunted Mansion. Disneyland Paris, Frontierland PHANTOM MANOR concept by Dan Goozee c. 1987. approx 27" x 40" inches. The Disneyland Disney Gallery's 3rd exhibit was THE ART OF EURO DISNEYLAND 1990 (now known as Disneyland Paris). One of the most popular pieces in the exhibit of Imagineering concept art was the Dan Goozee painting of PHANTOM MANOR -- the French park version of the famous Haunted Mansion---while the other parks feature mansion architecture of Southern Antebellum and New England Dutch Gothic, PHANTOM MANOR reflects Victorian mansions of the 1860's-1870's Empire style found in the Gold and Silver fields of the Old West. The concept also shows the early plans of Phantom Manor's carriage house entry --a design feature ultimately left OUT of the final design. If you love the HAUNTED MANSION attractions, you need to have this!

Limited edition lithograph, 80/300. 27 x 40 inch print. Hand-signed and dated by the artist Dan Goozee himself.

Limited Edition 1553/5000. 9-1/4 inches long when laying flat. 1-1/8 inch diameter clock face. Hour, minute and second hands. Battery operated. Pull-out domed crown. Dark brown genuine leather strap. Made in Hong Kong. Copyright: Disney. Made exclusively for Walt Disney Theme Parks & Resorts. Characters do not move.

Steamboat Willie "1 Year" pin is just shy of 3/4 inches tall & 5/8 inches wide. Cinderella's Castle "10 Year" pin is just shy of 3/4 inches tall & 1/2 inches wide. Queen Mary "5 Year" pin is a 1/2 inch tall and a 1/2 wide. All are in original boxes.

This is a Nightmare Before Christmas, Tim Burton signed, framed movie still. The signature is guaranteed authentic by the Walt Disney World Company and serially numbered: S13211. The photos is matted with a 7-7/8 x 6/3/4 inch floral mat. It is double matted with a purple mat with a 11-3/4 x 7-3/4 inch mat opening that displays the engraved brass plate that reads, "Original Autograph / TIM BURTON / Director / Nightmare Before Christmas". The entire display is plexiglass front framed by a 16-1/8 x 12-1/8 inch light wood molding that is sealed with a dust cover and is ready to hang. The Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the frame.

This 5-Pin, Walt Disney Gallery exclusive, framed pin set depicts the Walt Disney Studio's 1934 annual Christmas card sent to Company employees and their families. This card shows Mickey leading a snowy symphonic orchestra.

The artwork is framed by its original 15-1/2 x 17-3/4 inch black moulding with plexiglass glazing and double-layer. elevated mat with a 8-1/4 x 10-1/2 inch opening. The frame is sealed and ready for hanging.

Very rare and vintage 1960's item from early Disneyland! This is a 8 x 10 inch Walt Disney Classics wall art print. The artwork has been authentically reproduced from selected originals used in a Walt Disney production. The artwork is wrapped in its original cellophane and is sandwiched between its original 12 x 14 inch mat (open unsealed front) and original backing board, with a mat opening of 7-1/2 x 9-1/2 inches.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Goldie. 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Goldie. 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

This 12-Pin, Walt Disney World Pin Trading exclusive, set features Seance Circle, Ladies' Tomb Journal, Ghost Digest, Death & Taxes Weekly, Rolling Tomb Stone, Murderin' Bride, Better Tombs & Gardens, Paranormal Science, The Graveside Companion, Deadbook, Gus' Bizarre and U.S. Boos & Otherworld Report. The 12 cloisonné (enameled metal) pins measure approximately 1-3/4 inches tall by 1-3-/8 inches wide. This set was strictly limited to 2500 pieces. Each pin bears the 'xx of 12 / Limited Edition of 2500 / Official Pin Trading 2010 / (c) Disney' backstamp.

Authentic hand-painted production cel from the 1984 laser disc video game SPACE ACE. Scene features Dexter and Grootes. With gold label reading 'DON BLUTH ANIMATION, Authentic Hand-Painted Production Cel'. Untrimmed. 16-1/4 inches wide by 13-1/2 inches tall. Dexter is about 7-1/2 inches tall. Excellent condition.

Set of 6 pins from THE LION KING. Comes in nice wooden gift box. Perfect gift for collectors!

An original studio artist's drawing of Donald Duck in the short cartoon "Orphan's Benefit" from 1941. Actual drawing measures approximately 2 x 4-1/2 inches. The entire framed piece measures 16 x 18-1/2 inches and is double-matted with a 8-1/2 x 11 inch opening. The certificate of authenticity is attached to the back of the piece. The frame is ready for hanging.

This is the first of a series of limited-edition sericels that commemorate the twentieth century by celebrating each decade with the milestones that made it famous. It depicts the great stars, personalitites, and people behind Disney's legendary animated films, as well as some unforgettable photographs of that decade. This sericel edition, "Disney Decades - the 1930s," showcases Disney in the 1930s through depictions of classic characters such as Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and Donald Duck and character scenes from Flowers and Trees (1932), Three Little Pigs (1933), and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). The background level then features a photocollage of vintage 1930s images, including Walt Disney and his partner/brother Roy O. Disney, the Disney animation staff, and the Hyperion Avenue location of The Walt Disney Studio.

The Walt Disney Studios has created this character image using the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction known as serigraphy. Disney artists specially created a hand-inked, hand-painted animation cel master which was used as a reference in the production of these sericels. A total of 29 colors were then used to recreate the color image, each of which has been exactingly screen-printed, one color at a time, onto the acetate cel.

This limited edition was produced in 2000 and is comprised of a general edition of 2,000 pieces. The 10 x 20-1/2 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 17-1/2 x 28 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat. The frame is original and is ready for hanging. Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the owl characters Poet, Benny, Hoot, Gullet, Filo and Boris. It is dated 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 13-1/2 inches tall by 16-1/2 inches wide.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature Banjo The Woodpile Cat (1979). The cel features Banjo, Mama Cat, Papa Cat, Emily and Jean, and measures 8-1/4 x 6 inches. Papa Cat measures 6-1/2 x 4-3/4 inches in this scene. The cel is stamped with Don Bluth's Animation Gallery Seal on the bottom right-hand side.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, Pluto, and Goofy have taken the plunge at the Hollywood Tower Hotel. This Limited Edition boxed pin set features four pins in a box that opens. This set is part of the Haunted Attractions Collection 2005 celebrating the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. This pin set was designed by Disney Design Group Artist Martha Widener. When closed, the box measures approximately 2.75" wide by 3.75" tall. When opened, the box measures approximately 11" wide. Pins listed individually include Donald Duck (#49258), Goofy (#49259), Minnie Mouse (#49260) and Mickey Mouse and Pluto (#49261). Limited edition of 500.

1806 and 1807. Canvas. 241"" high by 367" wide. Signed below, at right : L. David febat, Dated below, at left : 1806 and 1807.

When Napoleon was proclaimed Emperor of France by the Senate on May 18, 1804, he insisted that the nation be consulted and discreetly urged the Pope to officiate at the coronation, thus identifying himself with the tradition of the Pepins and Charlemagnes.

Two successive ceremonies took place : at a solemn session on December 1, the Senate submitted the results of the plebiscite to the Emperor, and on December 2, Napoleon received the triple unction from the hand of Pius VII in the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris. David, a former member of the National Convention, had been promoted to painter to His Majesty. In this capacity he had received the commission for a painting commemorating the coronation and was a witness to the event.

Seated in a box near the main altar, he made sketches of the ceremony. Afterwards he made many drawings, redoing a single study several times. In order to arrange the figures, he asked his former pupil, Madame Mongez, to make figurines which could be arranged in various ways. To achieve the architectural perspective, he consulted Degotti, the scenographer at the Opera. An old church was converted into a studio and placed at his disposal, so that he could work comfortably on the immense canvas, which he was not to complete until the end of the year 1807.

After a first sketch, in which he had shown Napoleon crowning himself, David finally immortalized the crowning of Josephine. The three principal characters are linked by their gestures which narrate the unfolding scene. The Pope, seated before the main altar, raises his hand as a sign of benediction, while the Emperor holds up a crown and turns toward the  Empress. She kneels on a cushion, her head bowed. The soft profile of Josephine marks the exact center of the picture, and Napoleon's gesture links the figures massed near the main altar and those grouped at the left of the canvas. The admirable composition, clear and balanced, is enhanced by beautiful lighting which brings out the essential nature of the ceremony and intensifies the richness of the  colors. The brocaded silks of the costumes, the large plumes of the hats, the purple of the velvets, the gold of the embroideries and the magnificent products of the goldsmith's art glitter in all their sumptuousness.

Amid this splendor, David set up a whole gallery of portraits, bringing to life again the high dignitaries of the Church and of the Empire. The imperial family is in a conspicuous position: the Emperor's sisters and sisters-in-law, along with Joseph and Louis Bonaparte, occupy the left foreground of the picture, while Napoleon's mother, surrounded by her chamberlains and ladies in waiting, seems to preside over the ceremony from the central rostrum. Actually, on that day she was far from Napoleon and was with Lucien, who together with Jerome, had rebelled against the Emperor's tyrannical hold on his family. David achieved immediate and great success. On January 4, 1808, the Emperor visited the studio and ordered that the canvas be hung in the main Salon of the Louvre, where the public was admitted starting on February 7. Visitors came in droves and displayed genuine enthusiasm. On the 14th, many artists paid public homage to David and placed garlands of laurel and flowers before his masterpiece. On March 20, the exhibition was closed for David to begin a copy requested by the Americans. After appearing at the Salon, which did not reopen its doors until October 14, the original canvas was hung in the palace of the Tuileries. In 1814 it was returned to David, who turned it cover to the Beaux-Arts administrators in 1820. Exhibited at Versailles from 1837 to 1889, it has hung in the Louvre ever since.

Its place in the Museum of French History in the Palace of Versailles is occupied by a replica acquired in 1946. David completed this copy in Brussels in 1822 with the help of Rouget, who had already assisted him in the execution of the original canvas. It was exhibited in 1826 and 1827 in New York, Philadelphia and Boston.

4 pieces set includes: 3/16 inch Mickey earrings (these attach to the brooch when stored), 3/8 inch Mickey pendant with 16 inch necklace, 1-1/8 inch Cinderella's Castle brooch (also the jewelry box lid), and the jewelry box with Mickey Mouse balloons on the edge.

Celebrate this very silly anniversary! This seven-pin set includes a recreation of a 1934 "Silly Symphony" poster along with a parade of its most memorable stars -- the Big Bad Wolf and Fifer Pig from "Three Little Pigs," the pretty cookie girl in her frosting gown from "Cookie Carnival," "The Flying Mouse," the flirtatious Moth from "The Moth and the Flame" and a happy musical note from an original "Silly Symphonies" poster. Pins range from 3/4" to 2 1/4" H. Box 7" L x 4 1/4" W. Individual pins are # 34110, 35998, 36006, 38196, 38878, 38879, 38880. Limited edition of 1,000.

This open edition booster collection features four (4) pins highlighting Disney Vacation Club resorts at Walt Disney World® Resort. The pins include: #74434: Mickey Mouse at Bay Lake Tower at Disney's Contemporary Resort #74435: Chip and Dale at Disney's Old Key West Resort #74436: Stitch at Kidani Village at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge #74437: Tinker Bell at Treehouse Villas at Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa. This pin collection was sold exclusively to Disney Vacation Club members.

This 5-Pin, Walt Disney Gallery exclusive, framed pin set featuring selected panels from the Mickey Mouse Sunday comic The Brave Little Tailor, which appeared in the newspapers from August 28 through November 27, 1938, commemorates Minnie and Mickey's 75th Anniversary together (since their first appearance in Steam Boat Willie in 1928). The comic strip was written by Merrill de Mars and illustrated by Manuel Gonzales and Floyd Gottfredson. This artwork was strictly limited to 3,600 pieces.

The comic measures 7 x 11 inches and is framed by a 15-1/2 x 18-1/2 inch black moulding with plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 8 x 12 inch opening. Sealed with dust cover backing, ready for hanging. Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the art.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Edmond. It is dated 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 10 x 12 inch cel from Disney's classic animated cartoon "SHEEP DOG" (1949) featuring Pluto. The number 21 is written in the bottom, right corner. Characters together measure 4 x 6-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

From her first meeting with the White Rabbit to the Mad hatter's tea party and the court of the Queen of Hearts, Lewis Carroll's Alice captured the imagination of generations with her adventures in Wonderland. This whimsical pin collection has been inspired by Disney's 1951 cinematic interpenetration of the classic story.

This 5-Pin, Walt Disney Gallery exclusive, framed pin set features pins ranging from 3-1/2 to 1-1/4 inches tall. The edition was strictly limited to 1500 pieces. This is number 237.

The artwork is framed by its original 15 x 18-1/2 inch black moulding with plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 6-1/2 x 10 inch opening. The frame is sealed and ready for hanging. The matching number Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the artwork.

Both pieces are solid sterling silver. Pendant is 1 inch tall. 5/8 inch wide. Square cable chain necklace is 16 inches long. Combined weight: 4.5 grams. Pendant is stamped ' Walt Disney Productions on the reverse. Both pieces are stamped 'sterling'.

Both pieces are solid sterling silver. Pendant is 1 inch tall. 5/8 inch wide. Box chain necklace is 28 inches long. Combined weight: 6.8 grams. Pendant is stamped ' Walt Disney Productions on the reverse. Both pieces are stamped 'sterling'.

Solid sterling silver with color enamel accent. 1/2 inch tall. 5/8 inch wide. 3.3 grams. Stamped (c) Disney, DLC and 'ster' on the back.

Solid sterling silver with red enamel accent. 1 inch tall. 3/8 inch wide. 4.4 grams. Stamped (c) Disney and 'ster' on the back.

Both pieces are solid sterling silver. Pendant is 5/8 inch tall. 3/8 inch wide. Necklace is 15 inches long. Combined weight: 2.6 grams. Pendant is stamped '(c) 1978, Walt Disney Prod, and 'sterlg' on the feet.

Solid sterling silver with cloisonne face color. 1-3/8 inches tall. 3/4 inches wide. 5 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the back. Locking C-Clasp closure as well as necklace loop (to be worn as a pendant). Sold at Sears in the early 1980's.

Solid sterling silver. 1-3/8 inches tall. 1-1/4 inches wide. 5.3 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney sterling DLC' on the back. Locking C-Clasp closure. Tie tac available to cast members in the late 1970's to early 1980's.

1 inch tall. 1-1/8 inches wide. 8.9 grams. Pluto sterling silver and marcasite brooch with dangling back legs, designed by Judith Jack exclusively for the Walt Disney Gallery. Stamped 'J/J sterling (c) Disney' on the back.

2-1/2 inches tall. 3/4 inches wide. 8.6 grams. Winnie The Pooh sterling silver and marcasite brooch designed by Judith Jack exclusively for the Walt Disney Gallery. Stamped .925 (c) Disney on the back.

Set of four, 11 x 14 inch hand-signed Mickey's Toontown prints from the signing event held on March 14, 1993 at Disneyland to commemorate the opening of Mickey's Toontown attraction earlier that year on January 24, 1993.

All of the prints are hand-signed and dated by their original Disney Imagineer/Artist. The prints are plexiglass front framed by 17-1/4 x 21-3/4 inch wood mouldings and double-matted with a viewing area of 9-3/4 x 13-1/4 inches.

The four artworks with their artist name and concept date are as follows: Minnie's House - Hani El Masri (1991), Mickey's House - Don Carson (1991), Goofy's House - Joe Lanzisero (1990) and Chip & Dale Tree - Jim Shull (1991).

A six-pin boxed set released at the Disney Store in 1993 for the 40th Anniversary of the release of the movie Peter Pan. The front of the set has the word "NEVERLAND" on it. Inside, the pins are posted on a map of Neverland. The back of each pins reads © DISNEY, MADE IN CHINA. Pins in this set include: Captain Hook (#2114), Tick-Tock the Crocodile (#2115), Peter Pan (#2116), Tinker Bell (#2117), Tiger Lily (#2118) and the children, Wendy, John & Michael (#2119).

This is a truly professional and beautifully matted and framed display celebrating the presidency of Richard Milhous Nixon. It includes the large, official inauguration 69mm bronze medal. Complimenting the medal is the president's photo hand-signed by the president himself. Ready for display in your library, den or office. Exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Plexiglass front framed by a 8 x 14 inch mahogany stained wood moulding with dust cover backing. Photo mat opening: 3-1/4 x 5-1/8 inches.

This is a truly professional and beautifully matted and framed display celebrating the inauguration of James Earl Carter Jr. It includes the original and authentic souvenir inaugural invitation with President Carter's authentic hand-signed signature. Complimenting the invitation is the official engraved presidential portrait from The Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the official inaugural bronze commemorative 34mm medal. Ready for display in your library, den or office. Exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Plexiglass front framed by a 19-3/4 x 15-3/4 inch mahogany stained wood moulding with dust cover backing. Invitation mat opening: 7 x 10 inches. Jimmy Carter measures approximately 4 x 5-1/4 inches in the portrait.

Attached to the dust cover is a manila envelope containing the original 1977 Inaugural Committee's Guide to Washington, Inaugural Map and Index to the Sights and Sounds of Washington, D.C., and Presidential Inaugural Commemoratives order forms and catalog. 

This limited edition Giclee, produced in 1998, is a reproduction of an original oil painting by long-time Disney Imagineering artist, John Hench.

The painting was photographed digitally and used by Harvest Productions of Placentia, California as the master for this edition. It was printed on acid-free Vicksburg Archiva 80-pound paper stock using an enhanced digital ink jet printer specially modified for fine art reproduction. It is comprised of a general edition of 500 pieces and 50 publisher's proofs for a total of 550 pieces.

The print is floated within the 15 x 18 inch black frame with a plexiglass glazing and mat with a 12 x 15 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging. The Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Tim Burton's ''The Nightmare Before Christmas,'' Jack Skellington is going to pieces, literally! Each of our unique puzzle pins is backstamped with the edition size and each set arrives in a wooden box adorned with an anniversary logo plaque. Pins range from 1'' to 3 1/2'' H each. Box 2'' H x 4'' W x 11 1/2'' L. Jack 9'' H. Enamel cloisonné pins. Wood box. Limited edition size of 2,500.

Live happily ever after with this pin collection celebrating Walt Disney's Bambi. Collect or trade these beloved Disney character pins with other Guests or Cast Members wearing Disney Pin Trading accessories. This pin set contains four individual pins featuring Bambi, Flower, Thumper and Owl. The four pins in the set are: 60554 - Friend Owl looking slightly to the right 60555 - Bambi the fawn/deer laying down with his head up 60556 - Flower the skunk sitting with his head turned 60557.

Limited Edition 403/500. 9-1/8 inches long when laying flat. 1-1/16 inch diameter clock face. Hour, minute and second hands. Battery operated. Pull-out domed crown. Black genuine leather strap. Strap made in Hong Hong, Movement in Japan. Copyright: Disney. Includes original box and Donald's birthday pin.

On August 29th, 1993 Carolina went into a hostile environment and beat a favored opponent Southern Cal. This Mickey Mouse Classic Pigskin watch commemorates this win. 9-1/4 inches long when laying flat. 1-3/16 inch diameter gold clock face. Hour, minute and second hands. Battery operated. Pull-out domed crown. Black genuine leather strap. Jules Jurgensen strap made in Thailand. Case inscribed: "August 29, 1993." Includes original box.

Visit the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror in this Limited Edition Storybook pin. The Hollywood Hotel logo is featured as an intricate stained glass image and opens up to reveal Goofy as the bellhop and Mickey Mouse checking into the spooky hotel. This pin features pin on pin elements. The artwork for this pin was designed by Disney Design Group artist Tyler Dumas. The pin is approximately 3-1/4" tall, 2-1/2" wide, 1/2" deep. Limited edition size of 750.

Walt Disney once said, "Disneyland will never be completed... as long as there is imagination left in the world." The new FANTASMIC! spectacular is a testament to Disney's commitment. To commemorate the newest imagination at Disneyland Park, this print of the original painting created by famed Disney artist, Charles Boyer was commissioned. This lithograph print is an authentic original from a limited edition of 1,000 and was only made available to Disneyland cast members.

Limited edition lithograph, 763/1000. 30 x 20 inches. Printed on acid-free, archival-quality paper. Hand-signed and dated by the artist Charles Boyer himself.

1634. Oil on canvas. 56" high by 60 1/4" wide. Signed "REMBRANDT F: 1634". Collection: The Prado, Madrid. Also known as Artemisia Receiving Mausolus' Ashes.

Once again, Rembrandt's subject is unknown. The work does not seem to be Biblical in nature, so scholars have proposed various secular characters.

The painting is commonly thought to depict Sophonisba, whose story was related by Livy (Book 30). The wife of Syphax Masinissa, she was taken prisoner by Scipio, who then asked her to remain with him. When the lady's husband learned of this invitation, he sent Sophonisba a cup of poison.

The Prado prefers to identify the subject as Artemisia preparing to drink a cup of wine which contains the ashes of her husband, King Mausolos. This tale is told by Aulus Gellius in Noctes Atticae. Rubens had just painted his own version of this subject for Amalia van Solms of Holland, whose collection Rembrandt mave have seen. The story of Artemisia was also included in a book by Dutchman Jacob Cats. However, Cat's version was not published until 1636, two years after Rembrandt completed this canvas, and it is not known whether the story was circulated before that publication.

This painting was formerly in the Cabinet de Toilette of the New Palace in Madrid.

Original comic book art by Joe Kubert from page #3 of issue #133 from the April, 1971 issue of TOMAHAWK published by DC Comics. This is the original art used in the production of the comic book, not merely a page from the comic book. Pen and ink on standard art paper stock. 10-1/2 inches wide by x 15-3/4 inches high.

This is a truly professional and beautifully matted and framed display celebrating the inauguration of William Jefferson Clinton. It includes the official engraved presidential portrait from The Bureau of Engraving and Printing with President Clinton's authentic hand-signed signature. Complimenting the photo is a large, full-color, gold accented Seal of the President of the United States and the official inaugural bronze commemorative 34mm medal. Ready for display in your library, den or office. Exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Plexiglass front framed by a 20-1/4 x 15-1/4 inch mahogany stained wood moulding with dust cover backing. Portrait mat opening: 6-3/4 x 8-3/4 inches. Seal measures 5-3/8 inches in diameter. Bill Clinton measures approximately 3-1/2 x 5 inches in the portrait.

This hand-drawn sketch is an authentic original drawing by Disney artist Jim Fern and is hand-signed. The drawing is on artist sketch pad paper with the Disney logo embossed on the bottom right (covered by matte). This is a one-of-a-kind, collector-commissioned, custom-matted display, that was never available in stores.

The piece includes the rare Disney Store exclusive Numbered Limited Edition Jiminy watch #3024 inscribed "Made exclusively by Pedre for The Disney Store" on the back (1992), and Jiminy Cricket Pin #456. The artwork as well as the timepiece and pin are matted and framed by a 20-1/2 x 15-1/4 inch dark wood moulding with plexiglass front an oval mat opening of 9-1/2 x 11 inches for the artwork. Jiminy measures approximately 6-1/2 x 6 inches in the sketch.

This Limited Edition 2.5 x 3 inch Jumbo pin is part of the 2004 Featured Artist series. Susan Foy from Disney Design Group designed this pin titled "Jungle Rhythm". The pin is made up of different shaped tiles placed in various positions. The scene is from Jungle Book and features Baloo and King Louie. This pin measures approximately 3" and includes the "Feature Artist" logo and Artist's signature back stamped. The pin is packaged in a beautiful display box and includes the Artist's bio and photograph. Susan's bio reads: "I graduated from The Colorado Institute of Art in Denver, Colorado in 1984 and began a 16-year career in Advertising. I started with the Disney Design Group as a freelance artist in May 1999 and in February 2000 became a permanent member of the Creative Team. Currently I am a member of the Disneyland® Resort Art Team. Limited edition size of 750.

Very rare and vintage 1960's item from early Disneyland! This is a 8 x 10 inch Walt Disney Classics wall art print. The artwork has been authentically reproduced from selected originals used in the Walt Disney production "Bambi". The artwork is sealed between its original 12 x 14 inch mat (with a celluloid front) and original backing board, with a mat opening of 7-1/2 x 9-1/2 inches.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated feature Little Mermaid (1989). This cel's hand-painted 12 x 16 inch background is on a vintage Crescent Illustration Cold Press Surface No. 300 Board. Sebastian measures 7 x 5-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This 7-Pin, Walt Disney World exclusive, framed pin set features Alice and her Wonderland friends. This edition was strictly limited to 1,000 copies.

The artwork is framed by its original 9-1/4 x 11-5/8 inch wood moulding with plexiglass glazing and single-layer mat with a 4-3/4 x 7-3/8 inch opening. The frame is set up for table top display or wall mounting.

This is a truly professional and beautifully matted and framed display celebrating the inauguration of Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr. It includes the official engraved presidential portrait from The Bureau of Engraving and Printing with President Ford's authentic hand-signed signature. Complimenting the photo is the president's biography and the official inaugural bronze commemorative 34mm medal. Ready for display in your library, den or office. Exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Plexiglass front framed by a 17-3/4 x 13-1/4 inch mahogany stained wood moulding with dust cover backing. Biography mat opening: 6-1/4 x 8-7/8 inches. Gerald Ford measures approximately 3-1/2 x 4-3/4 inches in the portrait.

Attached to the dust cover is a manila envelope containing two documents also hand-signed by Ford: Biography of Gerald R. Ford, dated September 1994 and The President's House color photo magazine-style information booklet.

This is the ninth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1994. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist Carl Barks himself.

Uncle Scrooge, Donald Duck, and Huey, Dewey and Louie ride the back of a rampaging rhinoceros in this print inspired by Barks' original cover to his comic book story, "So Far and No Safari, " that appeared on Uncle Scrooge #61 (1965).

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

Four U.S. editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number 194/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

Print: 7-1/2 x 10 inches, trimmed to 11 x 13 inches. Mint condition.
Frame: 15-3/8 x 17-3/4 inches, bronze. Excellent condition with little to no wear.
Mat: 10-1/2 x 12-5/8 inch opening, triple.
Glazing: Plexiglass. Excellent condition.

This hand-drawn colored pencil sketch from Magic Kingdom's Main Street Gallery is an authentic original and is hand-signed by the Disney Artist. The drawing is on artist sketch pad paper with the Magic Kingdom logo on the bottom left and is framed by a 14-1/2 x 16-3/8 inch black moulding with a mat opening of 10 x 12 inches. Horace Horsecollar measures approximately 6 x 5-1/2 inches in this scene.

This is a lithographic reproduction of Phil Dagort's 'Pinkie of Toad Hall' that was sold exclusively by The Disney Gallery in 1988. It is a limited numbered edition of only 300 prints. This is number 202. It is hand-signed and numbered by the artist Phil Dagort himself.

This is a whimsical art parody of Thomas Lawrence's 1974 painting entitled "Sarah Barrett Moulton: Pinkie" that currently resides at the Huntington Library in San Marino, California beside "The Blue Boy" painting.

The lithograph is printed on archival quality, acid free paper.

This is a 7-1/2 x 9-3/4 color print, which has been trimmed to an unknown size behind the mat and is framed by a 19-1/4 x 16-3/4 inch gold moulding with a plexiglass glazing and a double-layer mat with a 11 x 8-1/2 inch opening. It has been sealed with a dust cover and is ready for hanging. Frog measures 8-1/2 x 5-1/2 inches in this scene.

Solid sterling silver. 8 inches long. 1/4 inches wide. 10.7 grams. Lobster clasp. Stamped 'Italy 925' on the clasp.

This is the fifth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1990. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist Carl Barks himself.

The weather outside leaves no doubt as to the newspaper's forecast accuracy that there is, indeed, a BLIZZARD TONIGHT! But in the home of Donald Duck there will be no cold little ducks thanks to the inventiveness of converting a rubber Summer Fun Play Boat into a bed-size hot water bottle! Huey, Dewey and Louie snuggle and Donald is content in this 1973 Carl Barks oil painting reproduction.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

Four U.S. editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number 194/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

Print: 10 x 8 inches, trimmed to 13-1/2 x 11 inches. Mint condition.
Colors: 10, continuous-tone.
Frame: 17-3-/8 x 15-1/8 inches, black. Excellent condition with little wear.
Mat: 12-3/4 x 10-1/2 inch opening, single.
Glazing: Plexiglass. A few small, light scratches.

This 5-Pin, Walt Disney Gallery exclusive, framed pin set features a reproduction of the 1934 Silly Symphonies special promotional poster to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Walt Disney's Silly Symphonies cartoon series. It features some of the series' most popular stars of that year: the Big Bad Wolf, the Three Little Pigs, the Wise Little Hen, Little Red Riding Hood, and Peter Penguin. Interestingly, it also features the operatic chicken Clara Cluck, who made her debut that year not in a Silly, but in the Mickey Mouse cartoon Orphans' Benefit. The five cloisonné (enameled metal) pins measure 1-1/8 inches to 2-1/2 inches tall. This set was strictly limited to 500 pieces.

The artwork is framed by its original 19 x 14-1/2 inch black moulding frame with plexiglass glazing and a double-layered mat with a 12-3/4 x 8-1/2 inch opening. The artwork is sealed with a dust cover and is ready for hanging. Includes the original Certificate of Authenticity attached to the back of the art.

)This is the third in a series of limited edition Carl Barks serigraphs issued by Carl Barks Studio beginning in 1996. It was released and sold at the 1998 Disneyana Convention at Walt Disney World only.

It was produced from the original oil painting which Carl Barks completed in May, 1996 (the work was originally started in the 1970's) based on the cover of the Walt Disney Comics #95 (August, 1948). It was made in one edition of 195 copies + 15 Artist Proofs. Original issue price was $295.

This 15 x 20 inch photomechanical serigraph reproduction was printed on acid-free, archival quality paper. It is plexiglass front-framed by a 24 x 27 inch gold moulding. It is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered. It bears Carl Barks' embossed seal on the bottom left corner and the Official Disneyana Convention seal on the bottom center of the art.

The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/195 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

MICKEY MOUSE WALT DISNEY Self Portrait Art Print by Charles Boyer. Double-matted and framed. Print measures 26-1/2 inches by 19-3/4 inches; frame measures 35 inches by 28-1/2 inches.

This Limited Edition box set of three (3) pins features Lilo and Stitch. Disney Design Group Artist Alex Maher designed this set. The outside of the box has a Aloha floral print and says "An 'Ohana Pin Gathering." The inside of the box features Lilo, Nani and Stitch catching a wave. The inside says, "'Ohana means family." The Nani pin measures approximately 2.25". Individual pins are: 34022, 34023 & 34024. Limited edition of 500.

Set of 5 pins of classic Disney characters (Donald & Daisy, Tinkerbell, Bambi, and more). Comes in nice clamshell case. Perfect gift for collectors!

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 12 x 16 inch cel from Disney's classic animated feature The Aristocats (1970). The number 200 is written in the bottom, right corner. Roquefort measures 7-1/4 x 5-1/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is a pencil and colored pencil hand-drawn sketch. It was drawn and hand-signed by legendary Disney Artist Daniel St. Pierre. The drawing is on 10-1/2 x 12-1/2 inch artist sketch pad paper and is framed in a 13-5/8 x 16-5/8 inch black Mickey Mouse frame with a 9-1/4 x 12-1/4 mat opening. Mickey Mouse measures 6-1/4 x 7 inches in this drawing. The paper is embossed with the Disney logo on the right and printed Walt Disney World logo on the left.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Mr. Ages measures 4 x 5 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is the thirteenth large print in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

This 22-color, 16 x 20 inch print is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered on both the front and back. The lithograph is framed by a 27 x 30 inch gold moulding with a plexiglass glazing, triple-layer mat with a 20 x 23-1/4 inch opening, with mounting board. Scrooge McDuck measures 9-1/2 x 6-3/4 inches in this scene.

Three editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 345 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/345 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Chanticleer. It is dated 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

This is a limited edition mixed-media print, depicting Mickey Mouse from Walt Disney's Fantasia (1940). This edition, "Fantasia", represents scene 71.1 from this classic Walt Disney animated feature. When Mickey tries on the Sorcerer's hat, he conjures up waves of magic that start out fun but soon overwhelm this Sorcerer's apprentice.

Walt Disney Art Classics has created this Disney character image using a combination of the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy) and superior quality four-color lithography. In this artwork, the character and effects level is reproduced serigraphically and the background level is reproduced lithographically. Disney artists created the master for this image, which was used by Team Art Studios in Gardena, California to produce this image.

The edition has been printed on 320 gram acid-free Coventry 100% rag paper, which has a hand-torn deckle edge. The artwork floats within the frame, to showcase the quality of the piece. It is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 250 publisher's proofs for a total maximum or 7,750 pieces.

This 7 x 7 inch image, trimmed to 10 x 10 inches is hand-numbered xxx/7500 and bears the Steam Boat Willie embossed seal in the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 14 x 14 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 11 x 11 inch opening, and sealed dust cover that is ready for hanging. Mickey Mouse measures 4-1/4 x 4-1/2 inches in this scene.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the piece.

Set of 6 pins from CINDERELLA. Comes in nice gift tin. Perfect gift for collectors!

This Limited Edition Jumbo-sized pin is part of the 2005 Featured Artist collection. Thomas Scott from Disney Design Group calls this pin Custom Pinstripe Mickey. It is a jumbo square pin with a red base color and a black slash-lined style drawing with white "custom car" style backdrop decor.This pin measures approximately 3" x 3" and includes the "Feature Artist" logo and Artist's signature back stamped. The pin is packaged in a beautiful display box and includes the Artist's bio and photograph. Limited edition size of 750.

This is a limited edition mixed-media print, depicting Ursula from Walt Disney Pictures' The Little Mermaid (1989). The edition, "Poor Unfortunate Souls," represents Sequence 6, Scene 24.4 from Disney's animated feature: The Sea Witch, Ursula, entices Ariel to sign a contact relinquishing her voice in exchange for a human body. Ariel will also lost her freedom unless Eric falls in love with her by the time the sunsets on the third day.

Walt Disney Art Classics has created this Disney character image using a combination of the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy) and superior quality four-color lithography. In this artwork, the character and effects level is reproduced serigraphically and the background level is reproduced lithographically. Disney artists created the master for this image, which was used by Team Art Studios in Gardena, California to produce this image.

The edition has been printed on 320 gram acid-free Coventry 100% rag paper, which has a hand-torn deckle edge. The artwork floats within the frame, to showcase the quality of the piece. It is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 250 publisher's proofs for a total maximum or 7,750 pieces.

This 7 x 7 inch image, trimmed to 10 x 10 inches is hand-numbered xxx/7500 and bears the Steam Boat Willie embossed seal in the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 14 x 14 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 11 x 11 inch opening, and sealed dust cover that is ready for hanging. Mickey Mouse measures 4-1/4 x 4-1/2 inches in this scene.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the piece.

Yo Yo Flamingo is the star of the animated short "Carnival of the Animals, Finale featured in Fantasia 2000. He is a pink Flamingo who is separated from the other Flamingos due to his love of Yo-Yo's.

This hand-drawn pencil and colored pencil sketch is an authentic original and is hand-signed by the Disney Artist. The drawing is on artist sketch pad paper and is framed in a Walt Disney Theme Parks exclusive black Mickey Mouse silhouette frame. The frame measures 13-3/4 x 16-3/4 inches with a mat opening of 9-1/4 x 12-1/4 inches. Flamingo measures 6 x 5-1/4 inches.

Set of 6 pins from MARY POPPINS. Comes in nice gift tin. Perfect gift for collectors!

This is a limited edition mixed-media print, depicting Cruella DeVil from Walt Disney's 101 Dalmations (1961). This edition, "Hello, Dahling!" represents Sequence 2, Scene 53 from Disney's classic animated feature: Crafty Cruella DeVil storms the home of her old school chum Anita, but not for a tender reunion. Cruella is in search of fifteen newborn Dalmatian puppies, which she wants to make into a stylish new fur coat.

Walt Disney Art Classics has created this Disney character image using a combination of the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy) and superior quality four-color lithography. In this artwork, the character and effects level is reproduced serigraphically and the background level is reproduced lithographically. Disney artists created the master for this image, which was used by Team Art Studios in Gardena, California to produce this image.

The edition has been printed on 320 gram acid-free Coventry 100% rag paper, which has a hand-torn deckle edge. The artwork floats within the frame, to showcase the quality of the piece. It is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 250 publisher's proofs for a total maximum or 7,750 pieces.

This 7 x 7 inch image, trimmed to 10 x 10 inches is hand-numbered xxx/7500 and bears the Steam Boat Willie embossed seal in the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 14 x 14 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 11 x 11 inch opening, and sealed dust cover that is ready for hanging. Mickey Mouse measures 4-1/4 x 4-1/2 inches in this scene.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the piece.

Uncle Scrooge, Donald, and Huey, Dewey and Louie uncover a fabulous treasure trove, while the Beagle Boys and Magica DiSpell lurk in the background of this colorful print by "the Good Duck Artist," Carl Barks. Circa 1981. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist Carl Barks himself.

Print: 10 x 8 inches, trimmed to 13-1/2 x 11 inches. Mint condition.
Limited edition: 1716/5000
Frame: 15-3/4 x 12-3/4 inches, gold. Excellent condition with little wear.
Mat: 11 x 8-1/2 inch opening, single.
Glazing: Plexiglass. Excellent condition.

1655. Canvas, R.F.266. 72" high by 83 1/2" wide. Acquired by the Louvre in 1911, Inventory R.F. 1774.

This was probably Poussin's most admired work, as evidenced by the declaration of Mettra to Frederick the Great in 1768: "The picture is the most important one in France by this master; it has likewise retained all its purity and freshness." But it has more than one quality that merits our attention.

Its Provenance is among the most distinguished. It figures in the inventory of the Mazarin collection (1653). It was still in the Mazarin Palace in 1655. According to Chantelou's  account,  It was probably this particular painting before which Bernini is said to have paused.

Poussin  revealed  himself as the magnificent  "creator of myths" so admired by Bernini in painting this coronation of an epic poet. For the painting was inspired by Calliope, the favorite muse, as she appeared in ancient sculpture or in the Iconology of Ripa. The face of the poet resembles that shown in the frontispiece of a 1641 Virgil engraved by Mellan. Poussin used a similar subject in a painting now in the Hanover museum which came from a collection of the kings of Hanover.

This theme of the poet carried off by Apollo fits perfectly into the context of humanistic inspiration that Poussin executed around 1630, perhaps under a continuing Renaissance influence.  (In the fourteenth century, the coronation of poets at the Capital was reestablished, and it quickly came to be regarded as a greatly coveted honor). But in parallel with this allusion to humanisam, Poussin reveals in the Inspiration what he owed to the clear hues and luminosity of the compositions by Veronese or by Titian early in hi career, to the figures of Raphael's Stanze (Apollo and Marsyas, Stanza della Segnatura, Vatican), and to the composition of certain ancient reliefs (Hercules in the Garden of the Hesperides, Villa Albani).

A study of the play of these influences on Poussin's  style furnishes a clue as to the most probable date of the picture. Chantelou, in 1665, declared that "It had been done more than forty years ago". n any case, the work must have been executed  well before 1640 when the two men met. It would seem likely that it was painted around 1630. The muse recalls the Virgin of the Virgin of the Pillar (Louvre, 1629) and the studied refinement of the luminous effects is highly reminiscent of the Martyrdom of  Saint Erasmus ( Vatican, 1628-1629).

In the years 1627-1629 Poussin painted his last "baroque" compositions (Virgin of the Pillar and Saint Erasmus), then began his first "classical" pictures, of a solid and more serene composition with more muted colors (Bacchus, Stockholm Museum). Of these, the very highest rank must be assigned to the Inspiration, whose great dignity and poetic sentiment both compel respect.

Disneyland has been called the "Road Map of Walt Disney's Life." Walking through the Park one retraces the footsteps of the creator of this revolutionary concept in family entertainment. To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of one man's dream, a new work of art entitled "Footsteps" has been created. This lithograph print is an authentic original from a limited edition of 6,000 and was only made available to Disneyland cast members.

Limited edition lithograph, 5877/6000. 23-1/2 x 17-1/2 inch print, trimmed to a 27-1/2 x 21-1/2 size. Hand-signed and dated by the artist Charles Boyer himself.

Complete 40 card, premiere anniversary collection, sequentially numbered, limited edition card set. Sealed in original, unopened pack.

This 4-Pin, Disney exclusive, framed pin set was issued to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the beloved film "Pinocchio". This numbered edition was strictly limited to 1940 copies, the same as the year of the production. This is number 1172.

The artwork is framed by its original 15-1/2 x 16-1/4 inch wood moulding with plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 7-3/4 x 9-3/4 inch opening. The frame is sealed and ready for hanging. The matching number Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the artwork.

This is a limited edition sericel, depicting Mickey excitedly giving flowers to his beloved Minnie as they share thoughts of love. 

The Walt Disney Studios has recreated this Disney character image using a the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy). Disney artists created the original artwork for this image, then The Walt Disney Studios Ink and Paint Department transferred this artwork to an original hand-inked and hand-painted cel. This cel was used by American Atelier in El Segundo, CA to produce the sericels.

This limited edition is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 750 publisher's proofs for a total maximum of 8,250 pieces.

This 4 x 5-1/2 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 11-1/4 x 11-1/4 inch red moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 6-1/2 x 6-1/2 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

Solid sterling silver. 4-1/8 inches long. 9.8 grams. Stamped 'Sterling (c) Walt Disney Productions' on the back.

This is the tenth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1996. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist Carl Barks himself.

One day many long years ago, young prospector Scrooge McDuck brazenly strode into the local Dawson City saloon. As all (well, almost all) patrons stare in wide-eyed wonder, he reaches into his poke and reveals the gold that will forever separate him from every other seeker of fortune in the Klondike -- The Goose Egg Nugget! In this painting reproduction, Carl Barks wove a rich tapestry of tension that draws the viewer’s gaze inexorably to the prize, glittering in light that seems to come more from Scrooge’s look of unbridled triumph than from the dim oil lamp.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

Four U.S. editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number 194/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

Print: 10 x 8 inches, trimmed to 13-1/2 x 11 inches. Mint condition.
Colors: 14.
Frame: 17-1/4 x 15-1/4 inches, gold. Excellent condition with little wear.
Mat: 12-1/2 x 10-1/2 inch opening, double.
Glazing: Plexiglass. A few light scratches.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1994 Don Bluth animated cartoon A TROLL IN CENTRAL PARK. This is a artist guide for the character Llort. It is dated 1980 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

9-1/4 x 6-3/4 inch lithograph trimmed to a 10-1/2 x 8 inch size. It is framed by a 14-3/8 x 11-7/8 inch gold plexiglass front framed gold moulding with a 10 x 7-1/8 inch mat opening. The lithograph is hand-signed by the artist: Don Rosa and colorist: Susan Daigle-Leach.

This is a Beauty and the Beast, Angela Lansbury signed, framed Mrs. Potts artwork. The signature is guaranteed authentic by the Walt Disney World Company and serially numbered: PLE9373. The art is matted with a blue mat with a 3x 2-3/8 inch opening. It is double matted with a floral mat with a 9 x 6 inch mat opening that displays the engraved brass plate that reads, "Original Autograph / ANGELA LANSBURY / Voice of "Mrs. Potts" in "Beauty and the Beast". The entire display is plexiglass front framed by a 13 x 10 inch gold molding that is sealed with a dust cover and is ready to hang. The Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the frame.

This 5-Pin, Walt Disney Pin Trading exclusive, Haunted House boxed pin set features Tinker Bell, Maleficent, Jack Skeleton, Mickey and, Donald, Goofy and Pluto pins. This edition was strictly limited to 1,000 copies.

The pins are housed in a 12-1/2 x 10-1/2 inch stand-alone paperboard Haunted House display with hidden doors, revealing 4 of 5 pins with a Jack-O-Tinker Bell pin on the front steps.

This is the seventh miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1994. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist Carl Barks himself.

This image of Donald Duck, "Hi, I'm Donald Duck" captured in oil on masonite by Barks in 1975, is one of the most definitive portraits of the plucky duck ever produced. What better image to choose as the lithographic tribute to Donald's sixtieth birthday?

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

Five U.S. editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number 194/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

Print: 10 x 8 inches, trimmed to 13-1/2 x 11 inches. Several areas of very light, hard to see foxing.
Frame: 17-3/8 x 15-1/4 inches, teal. Excellent condition with little to no wear.
Mat: 11-1/4 x 9 inch opening, triple.
Glazing: Plexiglass. Excellent condition.

To celebrate Walt Disney on the centenary of his birth, Disney artist Chris Schnabel has created a tribute reflecting the myriad facets of a remarkable man. With Mickey Mouse as a center point, abstract shapes and warm color evoke the kaleidoscopic television opening of Walt Disney's Wonderful Wold of Color, itself an anthology showcase of the many Disney worlds. While not a timeline, each vignette illustration conjures cherished memories of heroic deeds, mesmerizing villainy, breathtaking beauty and joyful laughter. Whether fantasy or reality, filmed or experienced, Walt Disney's entertainment legacy is evinced by each resonant image. The dynamic influence of this American original now touches people all over the globe, and  will continue to delight and inspire for centuries to follow.

This 2-Pin, Walt Disney Gallery exclusive, framed pin set was issued to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Walt Disney's birth on December 5th, 1901. The edition was strictly limited to 5000 copies. This is number 2622.

The artwork is framed by its original 18 x 11-3/4 inch black moulding with plexiglass glazing and single-layer etched mat with a 10 x 6-5/8 inch opening. The frame is sealed and ready for hanging. The Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the artwork.

1645. Canvas. 54" high by 39 3/4" wide. R.F. 1948-27

In this painting given to the Louvre in 1948 by Percy Moore Turner, la Tour has represented Saint Joseph in the simplicity of everyday toil, as indicated by the various objects placed in the foreground of the canvas. Like the figures, the two logos of wood, a mallet, an auger, a chisel and a wood shaving seem to be imbued with a mysterious life. The Child Jesus is seated beside his adoptive father, who is illuminated by the candle the child holds, shielding the flame with his hand-a favorite technique used by the artist. The pure profile of the child, "a true creature of light,"contrasts with the bent head of Saint Joseph, whose face is lit to reveal wrinkles, prominent veins and an anxious expression. This realistic tendency is counterbalanced by a deliberate stylization, evidenced both in the line drawing (the arabesque of the face) and in the simplification of a plane (Saint Joseph's leg). The difference between the style of the smooth surfaces and those in which the brush-stroke is visible in no way detracts from the unity of the picture, painted in a somber range of browns with only a trace of pure red (the child's belt ). Everything is portrayed simply, with a great economy of resources.

La Tour was not the solitary painter his works might lead one to believe. In 1620, by that time a respected citizen of Luneville, he took on an apprentice. By 1621 he was already qualified as a "master". It is highly probable (though not proven) that Georges de la Tour, like most of his contemporaries trained in Lorraine, went to Italy. This would account for the affinities of his work with that of the followers of Caravaggio, especially those from northern Europe, established in Rome.La Tour's Saint Joseph the Carpenter is, in fact, very similar to a picture of the same subject painted around 1616 by Honthorst (known as Gherardo delle Note) for Cardinal Borghese at Montecompatri (monastery of San Silvestro) near Rome. In any event, the direct style of the Dutch painter, dramatic and somewhat theatrical, is quite different from the art of la Tour, which is characterized by a rigorous, unadorned, and wholly "classical" construction. La Tour's figures are lost in meditation, as if in suspended action, and a religious feeling is conveyed, not so much by the lighting as by the quality of silence and solemnity evoked by this canvas-all of which gives this scene a timeless character.

This picture is generally assigned a rather late date in the artist's career, between 1640 and 1645, about the same as that of the Adoration of the Shepherds (also in the Louvre) and of the Repentance of Saint Peter in the Cleveland Museum (signed and dated 1645). The dating of la Tour's works is still hypothetical, however, and no definitive conclusions can be drawn here.

A replica of this picture hangs in the Museum of Besancon, testifying to the fame this work has long enjoyed.

These are original, hand-inked, hand-painted 12 x 9 inch (approx.) main title production cels from Man With Millions and Blacula, both directed by Eileen Dunn. The largest character measures 6 x 7 inches in this scene. Includes a black matte measuring 18 x 24 inches. The Blacula cel includes a background.

These animation cels are original one-of-a-kind paintings, not prints or reproductions. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This Villains pin features the popular Female villains from Disney animated features, including Ursula (The Little Mermaid), the Queen of Hearts (Alice in Wonderland), and Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty), Madame Medusa (The Rescuers), the Evil Queen/the Old Hag (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs), Lady Tremaine (Cinderella) and Cruella De Vil (101 Dalmatians). Cruella is a pin on pin in the center. Beneath the Divas, the pin reads "Disney Villains, Bad Girls." The beautiful pin is sold in a black velvet box. The back has 2 posts, one at the top and another at the bottom, centered vertically on a waffle patterned silver back. About 1 cm above the lower post is a box with the "©Disney China" backstamp.

This is a limited edition sericel, depicting the five classic Disney characters: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and Pluto. In this sericel edition, "Fab Five Story Session," the Disney crew gets together at the Walt Disney Studios for an "animated" story development conference. This edition was made available only through The Disney Store and The Disney Catalog.

The Walt Disney Studios has created this Disney character image using the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction known as serigraphy. Disney artists specially created a hand-inked, hand-painted animation cel which was used by Team Art Studio of Gardena, CA in the production of the sericels. A total of 24 colors are used to recreate the color image, each of which has been exactingly screen-printed, one color at a time, onto the acetate cel. To complement each piece, and to commemorate The Walt Disney Company's 75th anniversary, each mat bears a screen-printed remarque.

The background scene accompanying this cel has been created under the supervision of Disney artists. The background artwork has been lithograpyhically printed on premium-quality, acid-free paper by Anderson Printing of Los Angeles, CA.

This limited edition was produced in 1998. It is comprised of a general edition of no more than 3,500 pieces. Walt Disney Art Classics approves the techniques used in the production of this edition and the proofs thereof. Conforming to the practice of fine art printing, the screens used to create the edition are destroyed when the edition is closed. 

The artwork is plexiglass front framed by a 19-1/2 x 22-3/4 inch black moulding with a double-layer mat with a 12 x 15 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork are archived with the publisher. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an clear envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

1966. 12.5" x 18.". Pen and ink on paper. Steve Ditko (American b. 1927): A comic book artist and writer perhaps most celebrated as the co-creator of the Marvel heroes Spider-Man and Doctor Strange.

This 7-Pin, Walt Disney World Disneyana Convention exclusive, framed pin set features the classic villains Pete, Captain Hook, The Big Bad Wolf, Ursula and Cherabog above Mickey, as the Sorcerer's Apprentice. Each enameled metal pin fits together in a puzzle piece design that measures approximately 7 inches tall by 5-1/2 inches wide. The 7th pin, with a 2 inch diameter, is of Mickey and the convention logo.

The artwork is framed by its original 14-1/2 x 11 inch black moulding with plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 7-3/4 x 6 inch opening. The frame is set up to be mounted on the wall or displayed on a table top.

This Limited Edition postcard features one (1) limited edition Thumper pin. The pin measures 2" x 1.5". The postcard measures 5.125" x 6.75". The caption on back of the postcard reads, "Thumper and his family gather to see the new Prince of the forest." Alex Maher, Disney Design Group Artist, created the artwork for this pin. Limited Edition of 1,000.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature All Dogs Go To Heaven (1989). It is stamped with the Don Bluth Animation Gallery seal in the top, right corner. This cel measures 10-1/2 x 12-1/2 inches. Charlie measures 5 x 4-3/4 inches in this scene, and King Gator measures 8-1/2 x 11 inches, taking up most of the cel's area.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

12.5" x 18.5". Pen and ink on paper. Aside from some light overall paper aging and the edges of the board apparently being slightly trimmed (well outsidethe image area), the condition is Excellent.

Steve Ditko:(American b. 1927): A comic book artist and writer perhaps most celebrated as the co-creator of the Marvel heroes Spider-Man and Doctor Strange. Ditko also worked on the Blue Beetle, Captain Atom, and the Question for Charlton Comics, as well as Hawk and Dove and the Creeper for DC. He has also self-published stories featuring Mr. A. and The Avenging World, philosophical titles thought to be inspired by Ayn Rand's Objectivism and the writings of Aristotle.

This 3-Pin, Walt Disney Company exclusive, framed pin set featuring the Sorcerer Mickey model sheet used by animators to create various Mickey Sorcerer poses.

This edition is comprised of 7,500 pieces, with 750 artist's proofs. This is number 3583/7500.

Each multi-attached numbered pin is appliqued with enamel and features vibrant colors with a brilliant gold border. Each pin is designed after the memorable and heartfelt character from Fantasia, Mickey Sorcerer.

The pins measure approximately 2-1/4 x 1-1/4 inches and are framed by a 13-1/2 x 15-5/8 inch gold leaf moulding with plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 5-3/4 x 7-3/4 inch opening. The artwork is sealed with mounting tape backing, ready for hanging. The Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the art.

This lithograph print is an authentic original from a limited edition of 1,000 and was only made available to Disneyland cast members.

Limited edition lithograph, 121/1000. 31-1/2 x 24 inches. Printed on acid-free, archival-quality paper. Hand-signed and dated by the artist Randy Soders himself.

Roger Rabbit Regular One-Day 13-3/4 x 3-3/4 inch commemorative passport. This 19-1/2 x 9-5/8 inch framed edition with engraved name plate that reads: 'ROGER RABBIT'S / CAR TOON SPIN / Commemorative Passport / 1994'  has a low serial number of #1302.

Complete 40 card, premiere anniversary collection, 452/500 limited edition uncut, framed card set. This is an uncut, continuous sheet that has been plexiglass front and back framed with a 29 x 26 inch black moulding.

Set of 6 pins from PETER PAN. Comes in plastic case. Perfect gift for collectors!

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted, 5-layer animation cel set-up from Disney's classic animated feature Oliver and Company (1988). It is stamped with the Disney company seal in the bottom, left corner of the first cel. The 12-1/4 x 16-1/2 inch background is hand-painted by Sean Sullivan (1991) to accompany this set-up. Oliver measures 3-1/2 x 2-3/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel set-up is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

The stars of ''The Three Caballeros'' reunite for their 60th anniversary -- there's Pablo, the cold-blooded penguin, the flying Burrito, the Aracuan Bird, and of course, Panchito, José Carioca and Donald. Arrives on a special collector's card. Up to 1 1/4'' H. Enamel cloisonné. Imported. Limited Edition of 1500. Full Set: 37435 Pins in Set: 37436, 37437, 37438, 37439, 37440, 37441.

This 5-Pin, Walt Disney World exclusive, framed pin set commemorates the opening of Disney's California Adventure by depicting the warmth, spirit, and imagination that have made the state of California the most exciting place in the world.

The artwork is framed by its original 14 x 12-1/4 inch gold leaf moulding with plexiglass glazing and quadrupedal-layer mat with a 5 inch circle opening. The frame is sealed and ready for hanging.

Set of 5 pins of MICKEY MOUSE. Comes in nice clamshell case. Perfect gift for collectors!

This is a limited edition sericel, depicting Minnie and Mickey embracing in the romantic light of the crescent moon. 

The Walt Disney Studios has recreated this Disney character image using a the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy). Disney artists created the original artwork for this image, then The Walt Disney Studios Ink and Paint Department transferred this artwork to an original hand-inked and hand-painted cel. This cel was used by American Atelier in El Segundo, CA to produce the sericels.

This limited edition is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 750 publisher's proofs for a total maximum of 8,250 pieces.

This 4-1/4 x 4-1/8 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 11-1/4 x 11-1/4 inch red moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 6-1/2 x 6-1/2 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

This is the very first miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1990.

This image pictures Donald Duck battling well-fortified nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie in a familiar encounter that began with one snowball! The complete story, "The Duck in the Iron Pants" is told in a comic book story.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

This 11-color, 8 x 10 inch print, trimmed to 13-1/2 x 11 inches is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered on both the front and the accompanying COA. The lithograph is framed by a 15-1/2 x 17 inch iridescent blue moulding with a plexiglass glazing, single-layer mat with a 11 x 12-1/4 inch opening, and backing board. Donald Duck measures 7 x 4 inches in this scene.

Four editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the special 10th Anniversary Edition, which was strictly limited to 50 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/50 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board. Comic book story is NOT included.

This charming 1993 rendering depicts Snow White, the first princess brought to life in a Disney animated feature film. Here, among adoring woodland creatures, she is surrounded by her loyal friends, the Seven Dwarfs. This lithograph print is an authentic original from a limited edition of 1,800 and was only made available to Disneyland cast members.

Limited edition lithograph, 481/500. 19-1/2 x 22 inches. Printed on acid-free, archival-quality paper. Hand-signed and dated by the artist Bill Justice himself.

This is a limited edition sericel, depicting Mickey excitedly giving flowers to his beloved Minnie as they share thoughts of love. 

The Walt Disney Studios has recreated this Disney character image using a the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy). Disney artists created the original artwork for this image, then The Walt Disney Studios Ink and Paint Department transferred this artwork to an original hand-inked and hand-painted cel. This cel was used by American Atelier in El Segundo, CA to produce the sericels.

This limited edition is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 750 publisher's proofs for a total maximum of 8,250 pieces.

This 4 x 5-1/2 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 11-1/4 x 11-1/4 inch red moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 6-1/2 x 6-1/2 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

This is a truly professional and beautifully matted and framed display of an over-sized, 19-1/4 x 13-1/4 inch photograph of George Bush, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford, and Richard Nixon attending the dedication of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, CA in 1991. It includes an authentic hand-signed signature from each of the aforementioned presidents. Complimenting the photo is a large, full-color Seal of the President of the United States. Ready for display in your library, den or office. Exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Plexiglass front framed by a 27 x 30-1/2 inch mahogany stained wood moulding with dust cover backing. Seal measures 7 inches in diameter.

This 4-Pin, Walt Disney World exclusive, framed pin set features Alice and her Wonderland friends issued to celebrate the Walt Disney Art Classics. This edition was strictly limited to only 700 pieces.

The artwork is framed by its original 12-5/8 x 13-3/8 inch gold moulding with plexiglass glazing and blue mat with a 4-3/4 x 7-3/8 inch opening. The engraved plate reads: A Celebration of Walt Disney Art Classics / Walt Disney World / March 1999 / 1 of 700. The frame is sealed and ready for hanging.

This hand-drawn pencil and colored pencil sketch from Magic Kingdom's Main Street Gallery is an authentic original and is hand-signed by the Disney Artist. The drawing is on artist sketch pad paper with the Magic Kingdom logo on the bottom left and is framed by a 14-1/2 x 16-3/8 inch black moulding with a mat opening of 10 x 12 inches. Cinderella measures approximately 6 x 4 inches.

1682, Marble. 106.6" high.

According to legend, the famous athlete Milo of Crotona, in his later years, tried to separate two halves of an oak which had been split by an ax-blow. His strength having failed him, he could not remove his fingers from the cleft in the wood and was killed by wild beasts.

The ancient prize-winner of the Olympic games is represented here standing with his left hand caught in the tree. He seeks vainly, in his exhaustion, to ward off the lion already tearing at him with teeth and claws. His excruciating suffering is apparent not only in his face— his mouth twisted in a shriek of agony—but in every part of his body, bowed by the effort that flexes and stiffens his muscles as his clenched feet grip the ground. This suffering is not, in fact merely physical: the tragic death of the hero can be interpreted as symbolic of the destiny of man, who is triumphant in youth and then vanquished by age and natural forces.

The dramatic subject of this sculpture, the daring asymmetry of the composition and the contempt for traditional models, particularly evident in the colossal stature of the man contrasting with the relatively small size of the lion, make it a typically baroque work. Pierre Puget worked mostly in the south of France and made several trips to Italy, thereby avoiding the influence of the classical style employed by the Parisian sculptors of the Royal Academy. Louis XIV appreciated his talent, however, and specially commissioned this Milo of Crotona. Puget worked on it for nine years. The sculpture was placed in the park of the palace of Versailles in 1682 and, despite the reservations of the pure partisans of classical art who advocated greater moderation in the portrayal of feelings, it was at once regarded as a masterpiece.

By John James Audubon.  Each U.S. printed tribute bears the name of the species on the front, bottom- center; and provides information about the creature on the back. The 12" x 9" heavy-stock pages are primarily set as vertical pictures, though there are a few horizontal images.

On December 5, 1985, the City of Anaheim presented SKYFEST - A MILLION BALLOON SALUTE TO WALT DISNEY and Disneyland's 30th Birthday. In one of the most ambitious projects in city history, over 1,000,000 balloons were released in the sky over Anahiem. The even was recorded by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest number of balloons ever set free at once. To commemorate this event, a new work of art entitled "Skyfest" has been created. This lithograph print is an authentic original from a limited edition of 1,800 and was only made available to Disneyland cast members.

Limited edition lithograph, 0917/1800. 24-1/4 x 19-1/4 inch print, trimmed to a 27-1/4 x 22-1/4 inch size. Hand-signed and dated by the artist Charles Boyer himself.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Jenner measures 8-1/2 x 4-1/8 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

1770. Terra cotta. 14-1/6" high. Signed "REMBRANDT F: 1770".

During the second half of the eighteenth century, there was considerable development in the child portrait, a genre that had been relatively neglected up until that time. Influenced by the writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, French society became deeply interested in the problems of education and was moved by the discovery of the charms of the childhood.

A faithful portrayer of his times, Houdon was not unaware of this new form of expression and himself began to do portraits of children. Thus he created numerous busts including several of his own young daughters. One of his most successful creations is his portrait of Alexandre Brongniart who was the son of the famous architect Alexandre-Theodore Brongniart, a close friend of Houdon. Although Houdon was accustomed to portraying male subjects in a noble manner, he adopted a simple, familiar approach so as to capture the delicacy of the child's face. The viewer is immediately captured by the mischievous yet intelligent expression of the seven-year-old boy. Moreover, Houdon's young model was to have a brillant career. At age 30 he became director of the famous Sevres ceramics works and gained a reputation as a chemist and geologist as well.

The terra cotta original of this bust was unequaled in delicacy of modeling. It remained in the Brongniart family until 1898, when it was acquired by the Louvre, along with its companion piece, the bust of Louise Brongniart, Alexandre's younger sister. One finds in these two sculptures the freedom of execution which characterizes Houdon's works; the fleshy areas seem supple, the movement is wholly natural, the hair is treated in detail, and a touch of light falls on the delicately carved eyes which creates the illusion of life. The success of these "Little Brongniarts," when shown at the Salon of 1777,was so great that the artist produced several copies of them. One, in marble, is now the National Gallery in Washington.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Grand Duke. It is dated 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

This is the sixteenth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1999.

Donald Duck digs himself deeper with every divot-churning stroke as the Flubbity Dubbity Duffer, who finds himself hopelessly outmatched against an amused Uncle Scrooge while being watched by bored caddies, nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie. The elder McDuck was added to the scene almost as an afterthought by Carl Barks as a result of  repidly increasing interest in the miserly character that was developing when this scene originally appeared as cover to Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #140 (in May, 1952, the first cover to WSC&S to feature Donald's and the boys' rich uncle after the debut only three months earlier of Uncle Scrooge, a title that rapidly became Western publishing's best seller), this painting, which recreates the famous cover, was done in the fall of 1972.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

This 13-color, 8 x 10 inch print, trimmed to 11 x 13-1/2 inches is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered on both the front and back. The lithograph is framed by a 17-1/4 x 14-3/4 inch gold moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 12-7/8 x 10-3/8 inch opening, and mounting board. Scrooge measures 8 x 7 inches in this scene.

Three U.S. editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 10 x 20-1/2 inch cel from Hanna-Barbera's The Flinstones TV series (1960s). The number 1015 is written in the bottom, right corner. The dinosaur and Fred measure 6-1/2 x 4 inches in this scene. The background is a black and white photocopy or xerox of the original background scene with matching frame number 1015.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 10 x 12 inch production cel of a blue ram, ox, or bull character. Numbers are written along the bottom of the cel. The character measures 5 x 7 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is the second in a series of limited edition Carl Barks serigraphs issued by Carl Barks Studio beginning in 1996. It was released and sold at the 1997 Disneyana Convention at Walt Disney World only.

It was produced from the original oil painting which Carl Barks completed in January, 1996. It was made in one edition of 295 copies + 15 Artist Proofs. Original issue price was $295.

This is the only painting featuring Magica DeSpell which were produced as a serigrpah. It's also the ONLY painting released as a lithograph or serigraph where Magica DeSpell is having a "lead-role".

This 15-1/2 x 20 inch photomechanical serigraph reproduction was printed on acid-free, archival quality paper. It is plexiglass front-framed by a 25-1/4 x 27-1/4 inch gold moulding. It is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered. It bears Carl Barks' embossed seal on the bottom left corner of the art.

The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/295 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

1932. Oil on canvas. 40 x 60 inches (101.6 x 152.4 cm). Signed and dated lower left: W.R. Leigh 1932

PROVENANCE: Grand Central Galleries, New York (label verso); Mr. Eric Jonsson, Dallas, Texas; Thence by descent.

Home Sweet Home, W. R. Leigh's evocative painting of three men sharing a campfire set against a golden Southwestern sky, contains all the elements that have made the artist's work a perennial favorite among Western art collectors. It is masterfully drawn, saturated with the colors and tones of the western landscape, and it tells a compelling story of camaraderie on the plains. It was completed in 1931 at the height of Leigh's skill as a painter. By that time, the artist had spent many years traveling throughout the West, but with a particular interest in the Indian lands of New Mexico and Arizona. He used his travels to make meticulous sketches and oil studies of the land and people of the Southwest, often producing over one hundred images in any single location. Later, back in his New York studio, he referred to those sketches to create large works such as this painting.

William Robinson Leigh was born in 1866 and grew up in rural West Virginia where he showed a very early aptitude for art. Born into a family that had lost their fortune in the Civil War, Leigh was able to attend the Maryland Institute in Baltimore at the age of fourteen through the generosity of his aunt and uncle. He excelled at the institute and left to study at the Royal Academy in Munich only a few years later. He studied in Germany for another 12 years and returned to America with a mastery of the techniques of the Old European masters. While he had long dreamed of venturing into the American West to stoke his artistic imagination, the necessity of earning a living led to his decade long work as an illustrator for the leading illustrated publications of the day, such as Collier's and Scribner's. Like his contemporary Frederic Remington, Leigh bristled at the constraints and lack of creativity in terms of subject matter and style that were necessary in the illustration market. He felt that his true artistic talent would not reach its full potential until he could put aside his work as an illustrator.

In 1897, he had made a brief trip to Wyoming for Scribner's magazine to gather material for a story on western wheat farmers. That trip whetted his appetite for more travels in the West, but economic necessity would keep him away from fulfilling that dream until 1906, when he entered into a mutually beneficial arrangement with the Santa Fe Railroad. In exchange for free passage to the Southwest, Leigh agreed to paint images of the Grand Canyon and other western subjects for use in the Railroad's advertising campaigns. Leigh had been invited by a friend from his Munich days to visit Laguna, New Mexico and his contract with the Santa Fe railroad allowed him to spend several weeks soaking up the Southwestern landscape and culture. That initial trip was profoundly influential on his career and development as an artist. During the next several years, he traveled extensively in the Southwest and throughout the West, including the Yellowstone territory of Wyoming and Montana. At each location, he spent as much time as possible painting outside, often under the shade of a large umbrella. He painted throughout the day and often arose in the middle of the night to capture the cool colors of the moonlit landscape.

In Home Sweet Home, Leigh utilized the long hours he spent painting directly in the field to present a quiet scene that is rich in detail and color. His three companions, two cowboys and a Navaho Indian are dramatically lit by a small campfire and are surrounded by their provisions and gear, the placement of which and the attention to such details as the labels on the cans in the camp boxes adds an extra touch of authenticity to the scene. In the background the three riders' horses are tethered at the horizon line and are contrasted against a brilliantly colored sky. All of Leigh's skills as an artist and storyteller are amply displayed in this one scene that was the result of hours of sketching and preparation.

This is the third miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1991. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist Carl Barks himself.

Donald Duck, while dressed as Santa Claus, rings a bell of good cheer while riding a toy train. Nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie, tiny Santas with false white beards mimicking Donald's, heft up a sackful of toys for the unfortunate children of Shacktown.

The original 1974 Carl Bark oil painting was a recreation of his cover to Donald Duck Four Color 367 from January, 1952. A full-color, spiral-bound reprint of the cover story, "A Christmas For Shacktown" comes with the print (numbered to match).

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

Three U.S. editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number 454/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

Print: 10 x 8 inches, trimmed to 13-1/2 x 11 inches. Mint condition.
Colors: 12, continuous-tone.
Frame: 17-1/2 x 15-1/4 inches, gold. Excellent condition with little to no wear.
Mat: 12-3/4 x 10-1/2 inch opening, single.
Glazing: Plexiglass. Several light scratches.

This is the eleventh miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1996.

This image depicts the entire duck clan. Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge, Huey, Dewey and Louie, Gladstone, and even Daisy and Grandma, all assembled for a family portrait. It was inspired by Barks' cover for Duck Album Four Color 450, from 1953.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

This 8 x 10 printed, trimmed to 11 x 13-1/2 inches is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered on both the front and back. The lithograph is framed by a 17-3/8 x 15-1/4 inch smokey grey moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 12-1/2 x 10-1/2 inch opening, and mounting board. Scrooge measures 4-1/2 x 2-1/8 inches in this scene.

Five editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature Banjo The Woodpile Cat (1979). The cel features Banjo and measures 8-1/4 x 6 inches. Banjo measures 5 x 4-1/4 inches in this scene. The cel is stamped with Don Bluth's Animation Gallery Seal on the bottom right-hand side.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature Banjo The Woodpile Cat (1979). It is hand-signed by Don Bluth, John Pomeroy, and Gary Goldman. The cel is framed by a 12-1/2 x 15-1/2 inch frame with a 7-1/2 x 9-1/2 inch mat opening. Banjo (combined with his shadow) measures 7-1/4 x 2-5/8 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated feature Pete's Dragon (1977). This cel of Elliott is in front of wooded scene background. Elliott measures 6-1/4 x 8-1/4 inches.

This cel is matted with a 16 by 20 inch mat with an opening of approximately 10 by 14 inches. The mat is original from the Gallery Lainzberg, the nation's best-known showcase for animation cels. Certificate of Authenticity, paperwork and seal are attached to the back of the matting.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1994 Don Bluth animated cartoon A TROLL IN CENTRAL PARK. This is a artist guide for the character Llort. It is dated 1980 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 12 x 16 inch cel from Disney's classic animated feature The Aristocats (1970). The number 23 is written in the bottom, right corner. O'Malley measures 6-3/4 x 4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1994 Don Bluth animated cartoon A TROLL IN CENTRAL PARK. This is a artist guide for the character Stanley. It is dated 1980 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

Entitled "Storytime with Ariel", this limited edition sericel, produced in 1993, is from Sequence 2.1, Scene 46 of The Little Mermaid (1989) and features Ariel and Flounder. In this scene, Ariel is singing "Part of your World".

In order to create this memorable artwork, a Disney artist hand-inked and hand-painted an original character cel. This original cel was used by Sampler Silkscreen of Los Angeles in the production of this edition. It is comprised of a general edition of 5,000 pieces and 500 publisher's proofs for a total of 5,500 pieces.

This 8-1/2 x 8-1/2 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 17 x 20 inch teal moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 10 x 13 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

This is an original, 2-level, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Mrs. Brisby measures 3-1/2 x 5-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

The animated feature film Alice In Wonderland was produced in 1951 by Walt Disney Productions. The original cels used in the production of the film are no longer available from the Walt Disney production company thus, the Studio has chosen to recreate the Disney character images using the silk-screen process of color reproduction. Disney artists working from the original animation drawings, as well as from the film reference materials, have translated the original image to hand-inked and -painted cels. These cels were used by Moross Studio Originals, Inc., in the production of the serigraph cels.

This limited edition is comprised of 2,500 pieces and 100 publisher's proofs for a total maximum or 2,600 pieces.

This 5-1/2 x 7-3/4 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 18-1/4 x 21-1/4 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 10 x 13 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

This is a limited edition mixed-media print, depicting Mickey Mouse from Walt Disney's Brave Little Tailor (1938). This edition,
"Brave Little Tailor", represents scene 29 from this classic Walt Disney animated short film. As Mickey completes his dramatic re-enactment of how he killed seven flies "with one swoop," the King and his court cheer - foolishly believing he is a giant-killer instead of a fly killer.

Walt Disney Art Classics has created this Disney character image using a combination of the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy) and superior quality four-color lithography. In this artwork, the character and effects level is reproduced serigraphically and the background level is reproduced lithographically. Disney artists created the master for this image, which was used by Team Art Studios in Gardena, California to produce this image.

The edition has been printed on 320 gram acid-free Coventry 100% rag paper, which has a hand-torn deckle edge. The artwork floats within the frame, to showcase the quality of the piece. It is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 250 publisher's proofs for a total maximum or 7,750 pieces.

This 7 x 7 inch image, trimmed to 10 x 10 inches is hand-numbered xxx/7500 and bears the Steam Boat Willie embossed seal in the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 14 x 14 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 11 x 11 inch opening, and sealed dust cover that is ready for hanging. Mickey Mouse measures 4-1/4 x 4-1/2 inches in this scene.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the piece.

Very rare and vintage 1960's item from early Disneyland! This is a 8 x 10 inch Walt Disney Classics wall art print. The artwork has been authentically reproduced from selected originals used in the Walt Disney production "Pinocchio". The artwork is sealed between its original 12 x 14 inch mat (with a celluloid front) and original backing board, with a mat opening of 7-1/2 x 9-1/2 inches.

Limited Edition of 1,800. 9-3/8 inches long when laying flat. 1-3/16 inch diameter clock face. Dual timezone clocks, one for Disneyland and the other for Walt Disney World. Hour, minute and second hands for both clocks. Battery operated. Dual pull-out domed crowns. Dark brown genuine leather strap. Made in China. Copyright: Disney. Made exclusively for The Official Disneyana Convention 1993. Strap embossed "Disneyana" and "1993."

Now everyone can draw Mickey Mouse with this Limited Edition Jumbo Pin. The pin features Mickey Mouse on the cover as a pin-on-pin. The dangle below is a pencil. When the cover is opened, steps on how to draw Mickey are provided. This Limited Edition Jumbo-sized pin is part of the 2005 Featured Artist collection. Disney Design Group Artist Brian Blackmore has titled this pin "Let's Draw Mickey!" This black metal pin measures approximately 2.25" wide by 4" tall when closed. When the cover is opened, the pin measures approximately 4.75" wide by 4" tall. The backstamp includes the "Feature Artist" logo and Artist's signature. The pin is packaged in a display box with the Artist's bio and photograph. Limited edition size 750.

This 4-Pin, Walt Disney Gallery exclusive, framed pin set featuring panels from the Mickey Mouse Sunday comic page originally published Christmas Day of 1932, commemorates Minnie and Mickey's 75th Anniversary together (since their first appearance in Steam Boat Willie in 1928). The comic strip was written and illustrated by Ted Thwaites. This artwork was strictly limited to 3,600 pieces.

The comic measures 7 x 12 inches and is framed by a 15-3/8 x 19-3/8 inch black frame moulding with plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 7-7/8 x 13 inch opening. Sealed with dust cover backing, ready for hanging. Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the art.

This is an original, 2-level, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Jenner measures 5 x 12-1/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

9-1/2 inches long when laying flat. 1 inch diameter clock face. Hour, minute and second hands. Glow-in-the-dark hour and minute hands. Battery operated. Pull-out crown. Black genuine leather strap. Made in Hong Kong. Copyright: Disney. Made exclusively for Walt Disney Theme Parks & Resorts.

1992 Disneyland Paris (formerly Euro Disney Resort) "Rendez-vous avec la magie" (appointment with the magic) 4 x 11-3/4 inch commemorative passport. Issued to celebrate the grand opening of the resort on April 12th, 1992. This 13-1/2 x 16-3/4 inch framed limited numbered edition has a #143760 serial number.

Very rare and vintage 1960's item from early Disneyland! This is a 8 x 10 inch Walt Disney Classics wall art print. The artwork has been authentically reproduced from selected originals used in the Walt Disney production "Dumbo". The artwork is sealed between its original 12 x 14 inch mat (with a celluloid front) and original backing board, with a mat opening of 7-1/2 x 9-1/2 inches.

Heigh ho! This vintage-style card beautifully displays three Disney pins portraying some of the unforgettable characters from "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." Three-piece set includes Snow White, Old Hag and Dwarfs pins. Imported. Enamel cloisonné Gold-finish Each pin 1 3/4" H. Card 4" W x 2 1/2" H Pins in the set are: 62609 - Dwarfs 62610 - Old Hag 62611 - Snow White.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 10 x 12 inch cel from Disney's classic animated feature THE JUNGLE BOOK (1967) with a xerox background. Kaa measures 9-1/2 x 5-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is a production cel. These works of art are irreplaceable fragments of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 12 x 16 inch cel from Disney's classic animated feature The Aristocats (1970). The number 39 is written in the bottom, right corner. Scat Cat measures 7 x 5 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Solid sterling silver. 7/8 inch tall. 1/2 inch wide. Heavy, 9.2 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet. Circular top post only, no jump ring attached.

Very rare and vintage 1960's item from early Disneyland! This is a 8 x 10 inch Walt Disney Classics wall art print. The artwork has been authentically reproduced from selected originals used in the Walt Disney production "Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs". The artwork is sealed between its original 12 x 14 inch mat (with a celluloid front) and original backing board, with a mat opening of 7-1/2 x 9-1/2 inches.

The circus has come to town! Our seven-pin set includes Mickey on his unicycle, Donald, "Wild Lion" Pluto, a monkey, a giraffe, an elephant and a little tyke watching the show -- all in a circus tent box! Pins range from 3/4" to 2" H. Box 6" L x 7 3/4" W x 3/4" D. The individual pins included in this boxed set are: #32149, #32150, #32151, #32152, #32153, #32154, #32155. Limited edition of 1,500.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Auntie Shrew measures 5-1/2 x 6-1/8 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Entitled "Walt's Convertible", this limited edition 1 of 500 sericel, produced in 1992, was hand-painted and then combined with a photograph taken in May, 1948 of Walt Disney outside the main gate of the Disney Studios in Burbank, California.

The edition, which was published by Disney Art Editions in 1992, is comprised of a general edition of 500 pieces and 25 publisher's proofs for a total of 5,500 pieces. The cel and photograph measure 13 x 16-1/2 inches and are double-matted inside a 21 x 23-1/2 inch frame with plexiglass glazing. The frame is ready for hanging. Certificate of Authenticity is affixed to the back of the piece inside an envelope.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Grand Duke. It is dated 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

Walt Disney's greatest moments in animation come to life in March 2010's pin-of-the-month collection that salutes the classic animated film Walt Disney's Fantasia. Each month four Limited Edition pins are released, highlighting a different classic animated short or film. Each pin in the collection features an icon of a reel of film in the corner.

This set includes:

75920 - Mickey Mouse dressed as the Sorcerer's Apprentice. The pin is also a spinner as the background rotates.

75921 - Diana from the Pastoral Symphony segment, is featured on a blue sky background, standing on clouds, with her bow.

75922 - Hyacinthe Hippo and Ben Ali Gator from Dance of the Hours.

75923 - Chernabog from Night on Bald Mountain.

This pin collection was shared between Disneyland® Resort and Walt Disney World® Resort. These cloisonné (enameled metal) pins measure approximately 1-1/2 to 1-3/4 inches. Each pin was strictly limited to 2000 pieces and bears the 'Limited Edition 2000 / Authentic Official Pin Trading 2010 / Walt Disney /n (c) Disney' backstamp.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from 20th Century Fox's animated feature Wizards (1977). This is a 2-layer cell set-up. Weehawk and Mount measure 4-3/4 by 6 inches while Peace and Mount measure 5-3/4 by 4-1/2 inches.

This set-up is matted with a 16 by 20 inch mat with an opening of approximately 8 by 12 inches. The mat is original from the Gallery Lainzberg, the nation's best-known showcase for animation cels. Certificate of Authenticity, paperwork and seal are attached to the back of the matting.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 10 x 20-1/2 inch 2-layer production cel from Hanna-Barbera's The Flinstones TV series (1960s). The frame number 833 is written in the bottom, right corner. The largest dinosaur measures 9-3/4 x 13 inches in this scene. The background is a black and white photocopy or xerox of the original background scene with matching frame number 833.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Black and red chalk on buff paper. 11.1" high by 9.13" wide. 

Often exhibited and often reproduced, this is deservedly one of the most famous drawings of Watteau, whose draughtsman's style it typifies perfectly: a deeply explored sense of color—thanks to the so-called "three-crayon" technique, in which white chalk is applied on a background of colored paper (a technique that Watteau had greatly admired in the drawings of P.P. Rubens), a sovereign grace of movements and postures, and an exceptional suppleness of execution. There are many sheets of sketches on which the artist gave rein to his imagination in composing a painting and animating it with figures. But his drawings were not deliberately conceived as preparatory studies for painted works. This one, for example, is not directly connected with a painting, but is merely one of the series of studies based on the theme of Nudes on a Chaise Longue (cf. K. T. Parker and J. Mathey, Antoine Watteau. Catalogue complet de sen oeuvre dessine [Complete Catalogue of his Drawings], Paris, 1957, I, No. 522 repr.)

Known as a painter of "fetes galantes" (courtly festivals), it was in this capacity that the artist entered the Academy of Painting in 1717. True, Watteau had just begun to create a new repertoire of subjects, difficult to define—because his vision of the world was so personal and subjective. He sought to suggest an atmosphere of happiness, midway between dream and reality, and always fraught with a certain melancholy. This is exemplified in the Embarquement pour l'ile de Cythere (Embarcation to the Island of Cythera), also known, according to a possible double interpretation, according to a possible double interpretation, as Pelerinage a l'le de Cythere (Pilgrimage to the Island of Cythera)

This drawing of a half-nude woman was acquired in 1761 at an anonymous sale held in Amsterdam, which later proved to be the first sale of the collections of Gabriel Huquier (1695-1771), an Orleans engraver who was also a print-seller in Paris.

Continuous-tone commemorative lithograph honoring Donald Duck's 50th birthday.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

This 16 x 12 inch print, trimmed to 20-1/2 x 16 inches is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered on both the front and back. The lithograph is plexiglass front framed by a 25-1/4 x 21-1/4 inch gold moulding.

Three editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 500 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number xxx/500 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated feature Fox and the Hound (1981). This 4-layer cel set-up with Tod and a fish, captures the scene where Tod tries to impress Vixen by catching a fish but fails, due to his lack in survival skills. Tod measures 5-1/2" tall by 10-1/2 inches in this critical scene.

This set-up is matted with a 16 by 20 inch mat with an opening of approximately 10-1/2 by 14-1/2 inches. The mat is original from the Gallery Lainzberg, the nation's best-known showcase for animation cels. Certificate of Authenticity, paperwork and seal are attached to the back of the matting.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Enjoy a frightfully good holiday with our Limited Edition Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas enamel cloisonné pin set (up to 2'' H). 6 pins: Small oval pins of Zero, Sally, Lock, Shock, Barrell and a pin of Jack. Comes on a coffin card. Limited edition of 2,500.

This is an open edition, original artwork sericel, depicting the five classic Disney characters: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and Pluto. In this sericel edition, "Fab Five Back Stage," the Disney crew gets together at the CalArts Studio to help set up and manage back stage. This edition was made available only to Disney Team Members as part of a corporate fund-raising effort to support the California Institute of the Arts. 

This cel set-up is an original artwork created by Disney Animation in Florida. It was produced by Moross Studio Originals, Inc., of Gardena, CA, which used a silk-screen printed process to reproduced the 24 colors used for the character images. The background scene was printed on premium-quality paper by Color Service, Inc., of Monterey Park, CA. 

The artwork is plexiglass front framed by a 17-1/2 x 15-1/2 inch black moulding with a triple-layer mat with a 11-3/4 x 9-1/2 inch opening. The custom framework was done by Overbeck's Custom Framing in Edwardsville, IL and this piece is ready for hanging.

Solid sterling silver. 1 inch tall. 1/2 inch wide. 2.2 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet.

Mickey's Toontown Regular One-Day 4 x 13-3/4 inch commemorative passport. This 9-5/8 x 19-1/2 inch framed special edition with engraved name plate that reads: 'MICKEY'S TOONTOWN / Commemorative Passport / 1993'  has a low serial number of #4289.

This 6-Pin, Walt Disney World exclusive, set features Minnie, Mickey, Chip, Dale, Stitch, Donald, Pluto and Goofy at the Haunted Mansion. The six cloisonné (enameled metal) pins have a pin-on-pin design and measure approximately 2 inches tall by 1-1/4 inches wide. This set was strictly limited to 1500 pieces. Each pin bears the 'FRIDAY THE 13TH AT THE Haunted Mansion / Limited Edition of 1500 / Official Pin Trading 2007 / (c) Disney' backstamp.

This is an original, 3-level, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from the animated video game DRAGON'S LAIR II. The cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Dirk measures 5-5/8 x 4 inches in this scene. The cel is stamped with Don Bluth's Animation Gallery Seal on the bottom right-hand side.

Pin your sights on a Hollywood legend with our D23 Membership Exclusive "Mickey Through the Years" Mickey Mouse Pin Set. Recap Mickey's fabulous career on eight Disney pins presented in a handsome hinged-top wooden display box. Each set includes 8 Disney pins featuring Mickey Mouse in the following roles and costumes: #75512: "Plane Crazy" #75513: "Thru the Mirror" #75514: "Mickey's Fire Brigade" #75515: "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" from Walt Disney's Fantasia #75516: "The Simple Things" #75517: Mickey as Train Conductor #75518: Director Mickey with Film Slate #75519: Mickey in Sportswear Additional Information: Comes in a deluxe black wooden display box with hinged lid and velour lining Enamel cloisonné Gold finish Pins 2" H or W Box 5 1/4" H x 11" W x 2" D.

1993 Official Disneyana Convention Regular One-Day 8-1/4 x 10-3/4 inch commemorative passport. This 13-1/2 x 16-3/4 inch framed special edition with engraved name plate that reads: 'OFFICIAL DISNEYANA CONVENTION / Commemorative Passport / September 16-19, 1993'  has a low serial number of #2424.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Peepers. It is dated 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

Solid sterling silver. 1 inch tall. 1/2 inch wide. Heavy, 9.3 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet. Circular top post only, no jump ring attached.

Walt Disney World exclusive pins from the Dave Smith Pin Collection. Pins included are: The First Theme Park #1 of 20, First Operating Monorail #3 of 20 and Pirates of the Caribbean $5 of 20. These cloisonné (enameled metal) pins have a pin-on-pin design and measure approximately 1-3/4 inches tall by 1-3/4 inches wide. Each pin was strictly limited to 2000 pieces and bears the 'Limited Edition 2000 / Official Pin Trading 2005 / Dave Smith Collection #xx of 20 / (c) Disney' backstamp.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated feature The Black Cauldron (1985). The background that accompanies this original cel is a photographic reproduction. It was created by a Disney layout artist from the original layout used by the color stylist to create the finished background for the movie. The Horned King measures 7-1/2 x 9 inches in this scene.

The cel and background are matted with a 17 by 21 inch mat with an opening of approximately 11 by 15 inches. The mat is original from the Gallery Lainzberg, the nation's best-known showcase for animation cels. Certificate of Authenticity, paperwork and seal are attached to the back of the matting.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Tim Burton's ''The Nightmare Before Christmas,'' Sally is going to pieces, literally! Each of our unique puzzle pins is backstamped with the edition size and each set arrives in a wooden box adorned with an anniversary logo plaque. Pins range from 1'' to 3 1/2'' H each. Box 2'' H x 4'' W x 11 1/2'' L. Jack 9'' H. Enamel cloisonné pins. Wood box. Limited edition size of 2,500.

This is the 8th miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1994.

This image of Uncle Scrooge, Donald, and the boys being menaced by a "Larkie" was inspired by Carl Barks' immortal comic masterpiece, "The Golden Fleecing" that originally appeared in Uncle Scrooge #12 (1956).

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

This 11-color, 8 x 10 inch print, trimmed to 11x13-1/2 inches, is hand-signed by Carl Barks and also hand-numbered on both the front and back. The lithograph is framed by a 15-1/4 x 17-1/4 inch blue moulding with a plexiglass glazing, two-layer mat with a 10-1/2 x 12-1/2 inch opening, and the original mounting board. Donald Duck measures 3-3/4 x 2-5/8 inches in this scene.

The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is a closed edition with a limited edition size of 595. This is number xxx/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the mounting board.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inch character animation cel from Warner Brother's classic animated feature Rover Dangerfield (1991). Rover measures 6-1/2 x 6-3/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This 8-Pin, Walt Disney Gallery exclusive, framed pin set features a reproduction of one of Kay Nielsen's most iconic images. Rendered in colored pastel on black animation sheet, Chernobog lifts his arms in triumph. The eight cloisonné (enameled metal) pins are Nielsen-designed demons and spirits, and are reproduced from concept art titled "Suggested Character Models - Production 2004, Bare Mountain Sequence 11.0", and measure 1-1/4 inches to 3 inches wide. This set was strictly limited to 1,500

The artwork is framed by its original 16-5/8 x 19-3/4 inch raised-relief, antiqued silver moulding with plexiglass glazing and a double-layered mat with a 10 x 13-1/4 inch opening. The artwork is sealed with a dust cover and is ready for hanging. Includes the original Certificate of Authenticity attached to the back of the art.

This is a six pin set commemorating Donald Duck's 60th Anniversary. It was available at the Disney Store and Disney Catalog in 1994. Possibly a limited edition but no indication on the pins. Poses show Donald from several of his films. The set comes in a nice little wooden box. The printing above the ears, on the bottom of the box, says, "The Disney Credit Card". All, the pins are gold-finished, waffle-backed and the backstamp is, "MADE IN CHINA". The only coryright is on the back of the box. The box measures 5 and 5/8" by 2" by 1". The individual pins vary from 3/4 to just over 1" tall by roughly 5/8" wide. Only pin 1544 (laughing, pointing) is a full inch wide. The pins have a smooth, glossy enameled finish. Individual pins include: 1544, 1837, 11567, 12082, 12083,and 12084.

This is a limited edition sericel, depicting Mickey Mouse as Santa Claus, laden with packages for good boys and girls all around the world. 

In order to create this memorable artwork, a Disney artist hand painted an original character cel. This original painting was used by Moross Studio Originals, Inc. in the production of this edition.

This limited edition sericel was produced in 1993. It is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 750 publisher's proofs for a total maximum of 8,250 pieces.

This 5-1/4 x 4-1/2 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 10-1/4 x 10-1/4 inch red moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 6-3/8 x 6-3/8 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 13 x 16 inch 2-layer production cel from Hanna-Barbera's Yogi Bear series. Numbers are written along the bottom of the cel and corresponding stickers are also on each cel. Yogi measures 8 x 8 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is the second of a series of limited-edition sericels that commemorate the twentieth century by celebrating each decade with the milestones that made it famous. It depicts the great stars, personalitites, and people behind Disney's legendary animated films, as well as some unforgettable photographs of that decade. This sericel edition, "Disney Decades - the 1940s," showcases Disney in the 1940s through depictions of classic characters such as Mickey Mouse from Fantasia (1940), Jose Carioca, Panchito and Donald Duck from The Three Caballeros (1945), Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket from Pinocchio (1940) and Bambi and Thumper from Bambi (1942). The background level features a photocollage of vintage 1940s images, including Walt Disney and examples of Disney characters used in the war effort, a woman working a drill press, an army jeep, a war-era dance hall, and in honor of the baby boom, a nursery full of babies.

The Walt Disney Studios has created this character image using the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction known as serigraphy. Disney artists specially created a hand-inked, hand-painted animation cel master which was used as a reference in the production of these sericels. A total of 30 colors were then used to recreate the color image, each of which has been exactingly screen-printed, one color at a time, onto the acetate cel.

This limited edition was produced in 2000 and is comprised of a general edition of 2,000 pieces with no publisher's proofs. The 10 x 20-1/2 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 17-1/2 x 28 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat. The frame is original and is ready for hanging. Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated feature Pete's Dragon (1977). Elliott measures 9-1/2 x 13-1/4 inches.

This cel is framed with a 16 by 20 inch gold frame with a mat opening of 9-1/2 by 13-3/4 inches. The mat is original from the Gallery Lainzberg, the nation's best-known showcase for animation cels. The certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the frame. Certified Disney Stamp is imprinted in silver and on the front of the cel's upper-right corner.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This rare serigraph/sericel features Snow White and Prince Charming at the wishing well. Limited Edition one of only 500 produced. This serigraph is believed to have only been available to guests who stayed at the Grand Floridian Resort at Walt Disney World when it opened in 1988. This piece is signed by Milt Neil and Bill Justice, two of the original animators of Snow White. These signatures are authentic and in black sharpie marker, not photocopied. Framed in a 22-1/2" x 26-1/2" gold frame, with a white fabric mat/liner and plexiglass. Serigraph measures approx. 13 x 17 inches. No COA.

This is an original, 2-level, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature AN AMERICAN TAIL (1986). The cel features Tiger and measures 16-1/2 x 13-1/2 inches. Tiger measures 7 x 8-1/2 inches in this scene. The cel is hand-signed on the bottom left corner.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

"Remember the Magic" Admission Voucher 3-3/4 x 9-1/4 inch commemorative ticket. This 9-1/4 x 14 inch framed edition with engraved name plate that reads: 'Walt Disney World / 25th Anniversary Commemorative Ticket'  has a 020124 serial number.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature Banjo The Woodpile Cat (1979). The cel features Banjo's father and measures 10-1/2 x 12-1/2 inches. Papa Cat measures 6-1/2 x 4-3/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is the fifth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1991. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist Carl Barks himself.

The image of the Duck clan toiling in Uncle Scrooge's money bin shows Donald Duck and nephews as slackards, while the fantasticatillionarie, patriarchal old McDuck himself, is hard at work on this ledgers. A gopher intrudes and a split-second of history is frozen in time by Barks' old painting reproduction.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

Four U.S. editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number 530/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

Print: 8 x 10 inches, trimmed to 11-1/2 x 13 inches. Mint condition.
Frame: 14 x 15-3/8 inches, bronze. Excellent condition with little to no wear.
Mat: 9-3/4 x 11-3/8 inch opening, double.
Glazing: Plexiglass. Excellent condition.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 12-1/2 x 15-1/2 inch cel from Disney's classic animated feature THE JUNGLE BOOK (1967) with an original, hand-painted production background. A frame number is written in the bottom, right corner of the cel. The monkey measures 5-1/4 x 4 inches in this scene. The background is painted on a Crescent No. 99 Cold Press Media Board and measures 14 x 17 inches.

This animation cel and background are original one-of-a-kind paintings, not prints or reproductions. Because they have actually been filmed in a studio and have appeared in a cartoon, they are referred to as production cel and production background. These works of art are irreplaceable fragments of American popular culture.

Authentic photographic pre-production animation art from the 1991 Disney animated cartoon THE LITTLE MERMAID. These are artist guides for the character's Grimsby and Sebastain. Dated 1988 by The Walt Disney Company. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. Two are 11 x 14 inches and two are 10-3/4 x 17 inches.

Walt Disney World exclusive pins from the Then & Now Attractions Collection. Pins included are: The Seas with Nemo & Friends (The Living Seas), Soarin' Epcot (Kitchen Kabaret), Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger (If You Had Wings), Mickey's PhilharMagic (Legend of the Lion King), Winnie the Pooh (Mr Toad's Wild Ride), Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor (The Timekeeper), Grand Fiesta Tour (El Rio del Tiempo), Test Track Epcot (World of Motion), Epcot Innoventions-The Road to Tomorrow (Communicore) and Mission Space (Horizons).

These cloisonné (enameled metal) pins have a rotating-center design and measure approximately 1-3/4 inches tall by 1-3/4 inches wide. Each pin was strictly limited to 1000 pieces and bears the 'Limited Edition 1000 / Authentic Official Pin Trading 2010 / (c) Disney' backstamp.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 12 x 16 inch production cel from Disney's short film "THE SMALL ONE" (1978), which was Don Bluth's last Disney production. The number 193 is written along the bottom of the cel. The characters together measure 9 x 9-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Limited edition of 3500 depicting characters from Walt Disney's animated feature Lady and The Tramp (1955). This art work, "Love on the Horizon", recreates Sequence 8, Scene 8.1 of the film: After a magical Bella Notte spent in one another's company, elegant Lady and raffish Tramp share a romantic sunrise together. Tramp measures 7" tall and Lady 4" tall in this amazing scene. This character image is Plexiglass front-framed with a mat opening of approximately 13" X 10" and a frame size of 20" x 17". Frame is original with Certificate of Authenticity and original '$275.00' price tag attached.

Disney has recreated the character image from this sequence using the fine art screening process of color reproduction known as serigraphy. Disney artists, working from original animation drawings and film reference materials used for the production of Lady and The Tramp, specially created a hand-inked, hand painted animation master cel which was used by team Art Studio of Gardena, California in the production of these sericels. A total of 16 colors are used to recreate the color image, each of which has been exactingly screen-printed, one color at a time, onto the acetate cel.

The background scene accompanying this cel has been faithfully recreated by a Disney background artist who used the original layout, sketches and frames from the film as reference. The resulting artwork has been lithographically printed on premium-quality acid-free paper by Anderson Printing of Los Angeles, California.

This limited release commemorative lithograph features Mickey Mouse as the Sorcerer's Apprentice conjuring up a plethora of memory evoking images swirling above his head in a merry dance. This colorful illustration captures the essence of the many classic Disney characters and unique attractions that make each visit to the Disneyland resort a magical experience that we all forever hold in our hearts and imaginations. This exclusive artwork was created for you by a team of Disney artists.

This artist-approved photomechanical lithograph reproduction has been printed on acid-free archival paper by Color Service, Inc., of Monterey Park, CA. All plates, negatives, and screens used in the production of this print were created in 2005. The original is archived by the Disney Design Group, and the artist has approved the master, the edition reproductions, and the reproduction processes. No additional multiples of this image, including proofs, have been produced in this or any other limited edition. No reproduction of this work may be made without authorization.

The print measures 12 x 16 inches and comes in a 21 x 25 inch frame with a double mat and non-glare glazing. Certificate of Authenticity is affixed to the back of the piece.

This Villains pin features the popular Male Disney Villains, including the Big Bad Wolf (The Three Little Pigs), Hades (Hercules), Chernabog (Fantasia - Night on Bald Mountain), Gov. Ratcliffe (Pocahontas), Judge Claude Frollo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame), and Jafar (Aladdin). It is also a pin on pin of Captain Hook (Peter Pan). The beautiful pin is sold in a black velvet box. The back has 2 posts, one at the top and another at the bottom, centered vertically on a waffle patterned silver back. About 1 cm above the lower post is a box with the "©Disney China" backstamp.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1994 Don Bluth animated cartoon A TROLL IN CENTRAL PARK. This is a artist guide for the character Gus. It is dated 1980 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

This is the sixth miniature in a series of limited edition Carl Barks lithographs issued in conjunction with the long-running regular-size prints produced by Another Rainbow beginning in 1982. (No painting in one series will ever be produced in the other). Circa 1993. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist Carl Barks himself.

As the young Scrooge McDuck used to figure it, he was the richest sourdough ever to swing a pick or sink a spade into the frostbitten banks of the Klondike. In this Carl Barks 1974 oil painting recreation, this penchant for digging, shoveling and generally "turning over" the mounds of cash in his fabled money bind continues to posses the miserly elder duck!

This is the first print to have a paper-sculpted finish, three-domisionally embossed to add depth to the look and feel of the print.

The lithograph is printed on iridescent, mother-of-pearl paper that is constructed of 100% cotton fiber for strength and longevity. This archival quality paper has exceptional ink holdout, is acid free to resist aging, and has alkaline buffering to counteract the effects of acids normally present in the environment.

Three U.S. editions have been struck. This lithograph is from the Regular Edition, which was strictly limited to 595 prints. This is a closed edition. The printing plates used to create this lithograph have been destroyed to prevent future use. This is number 194/595 and its matching Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the backing board.

Print: 10 x 8 inches, trimmed to 13-1/2 x 11 inches. One spot of foxing on top right corner.
Colors: 12, continuous-tone.
Frame: 17-3-/8 x 15-1/4 inches, light blue. Excellent condition with little wear.
Mat: 12-5/8 x 10-1/2 inch opening, double.
Glazing: Plexiglass. A few light scratches.

This is an original, 4-level, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from the animated video game DRAGON'S LAIR II. The cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Dirk measures 2-1/4 x 5-1/4 inches in this scene. The cel is stamped with Don Bluth's Animation Gallery Seal on the bottom right-hand side.

This 5-Pin, Walt Disney World Disneyana Convention exclusive, framed pin set features the safari characters: Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Donald Duck and Pluto. 3 of the enameled metal pins fit together forming a character tower measuring approximately 7 inches tall. The 5th pin, with a 1-1/2 inch diameter, is of Mickey and the convention logo.

The artwork is framed by its original 20 x 14 inch mahogany moulding with plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 10 x 6-1/4 inch opening. The frame is sealed and ready for hanging. 

Very rare and vintage 1960's item from early Disneyland! This is a 8 x 10 inch Walt Disney Classics wall art print. The artwork has been authentically reproduced from selected originals used in a Walt Disney production. The artwork is wrapped in its original cellophane and is sandwiched between its original 12 x 14 inch mat (open unsealed front) and original backing board, with a mat opening of 7-1/2 x 9-1/2 inches.

"Who's the leader of the club that's made for you and me?" Give you one guess! This five-pin set features Director Mickey, Minnie with her clapboard, Cameraman Goofy, Stagehand Donald and the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, all set against the original black-and-white show logo. Set arrives in a tin Disney TV Box. The TV Box looks like a 50's TV set with Donald Duck featured on the front hitting the gong to start the Mickey Mouse Show. Pins range from 1" to 2" H. Box 1 3/4" H x 6" W x 5 1/2" D. Tin box. Limited Edition of 1500. Pins in set: 35803, 37974, 38625, 38626, 38627.

This is an original, 3-level, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Troy McBride measures 6 x 8-3/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, 2-level, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from the animated video game DRAGON'S LAIR II. The cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Dirk measures 4-1/4 x 4-1/4 inches in this scene.

Pixar #1 Booster set with 3 chasers, 9-pin set. AND Classic Collection set with Clarabelle chaser, 7-pin set. The cloisonné (enameled metal) pins measure approximately 1-1/2 inches tall by 1 inch wide. Each pin bears the 'Authentic Official Pin Trading 2013 Disney Parks / (c) Disney' backstamp.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature Rock-A-Doodle (1991). This cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Grand Duke measures 8-1/2 x 11-3/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature Rock-A-Doodle (1991). This cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Grand Duke measures 5-1/4 x 5-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Jeremy measures 4 x 8-1/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is a limited edition mixed-media print, depicting the Wicked Queen from Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). The edition, I'll be Fairest in the Land!" represents Sequence 7A, Scene 11 from Sidney's classics animated feature: thwarted in her attempts to be rid of Snow White, the Wicked Queen resorts to a magic potion which will disguise her beauty so she may dispatch the little princess herself.

Walt Disney Art Classics has created this Disney character image using a combination of the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy) and superior quality four-color lithography. In this artwork, the character and effects level is reproduced serigraphically and the background level is reproduced lithographically. Disney artists created the master for this image, which was used by Team Art Studios in Gardena, California to produce this image.

The edition has been printed on 320 gram acid-free Coventry 100% rag paper, which has a hand-torn deckle edge. The artwork floats within the frame, to showcase the quality of the piece. It is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 250 publisher's proofs for a total maximum or 7,750 pieces.

This 7 x 7 inch image, trimmed to 10 x 10 inches is hand-numbered xxx/7500 and bears the Steam Boat Willie embossed seal in the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 14 x 14 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 11 x 11 inch opening, and sealed dust cover that is ready for hanging. Mickey Mouse measures 4-1/4 x 4-1/2 inches in this scene.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the piece.

This is a limited edition mixed-media print, depicting Maleficent from Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty (1959). This edition, "The Mistress of All Evil," represents Sequence 18, Scene 36 from Disney's classic animated feature: Maleficent with Diablo at her side, watches her goons dance around a fire to celebrate her victory over the downfall of Princess Aurora.

Walt Disney Art Classics has created this Disney character image using a combination of the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy) and superior quality four-color lithography. In this artwork, the character and effects level is reproduced serigraphically and the background level is reproduced lithographically. Disney artists created the master for this image, which was used by Team Art Studios in Gardena, California to produce this image.

The edition has been printed on 320 gram acid-free Coventry 100% rag paper, which has a hand-torn deckle edge. The artwork floats within the frame, to showcase the quality of the piece. It is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 250 publisher's proofs for a total maximum or 7,750 pieces.

This 7 x 7 inch image, trimmed to 10 x 10 inches is hand-numbered xxx/7500 and bears the Steam Boat Willie embossed seal in the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 14 x 14 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 11 x 11 inch opening, and sealed dust cover that is ready for hanging. Mickey Mouse measures 4-1/4 x 4-1/2 inches in this scene.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the piece.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 13 x 16 inch production 2-layer cel of a girl gopher or woodchuck playing the banjo. Numbers are written along the bottom of the cel. The character measures 4 x 5 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This open edition artwork, depicting Mickey Mouse as a Disney animator, was originally a gift from animation management to Robyn Roberts, longtime member of Disney's animation team and was also used to commemorate the establishment of Disney's Animation Studio at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. This sericel is reproduced from the original release of this popular image that was mainly distributed within the Disney company.

The artwork is plexiglass front framed by a 17-1/2 x 15-1/2 inch black moulding with a triple-layer mat with a 11-3/4 x 9-1/2 inch opening. Mickey measures approximately 4-1/2 x 6 inches in this scene. The custom framework was done by Overbeck's Custom Framing in Edwardsville, IL and this piece is ready for hanging.

12-pin set, exclusively available at the 2000 Disneyana Convention. The pins celebrate "It's a Small World" attraction and each pin was designed by a different Disney artist to represent one line in the song. The pins are hand-signed on the reverse by the artist who created the design. Each pin comes on a card printed with the corresponding line from the song.

This set includes:

2519 - It's a world of laughter... Designed by Joe Andres. Blue hippo, laughing zebra and hyena from the African portion of the ride.

2520 - a world of tears... Designed by Bob Holder. Dumbo wears a yellow hat, tears streaming down his face and he's standing in a pool of tears. 

2521 - it's a world of hopes... Designed by Jeff Ebersohl. Quasimodo with a blue bird cupped in his hand. Behind him is one of the stained glass windows of Notre Dame. The pin window is not glass, not cloisonne.

2522 - and a world of fears... Designed by Dan Campbell. Scar the lion coming out from behind an African mask.

2523 - there's so much that we share... Designed by Tim Whalen. Chip 'n' Dale wearing grass skirts and beating a Polynesian drum. Behind them, a native wearing a mask is also beating the drum. There's a fire burst in the background.

2524 - that it's time we're aware... Designed by John Trent. White Rabbit wearing a red coat and holding an umbrella and a large gold pocket watch.

2525 - there's just one moon... Designed by Ron Burrage. Girl from the Arabian section of the ride wears a pink hat with blue veil and leans on a yellow moon. At the top are orange clouds and blue and purple stars.

2526 - and one golden sun... Designed by Quynh Kimball. Little boy from the Hawaii section of the ride wearing green swim trunks standing on a red surfboard in the water. Behind him is a large orange and yellow sun.

2527 - and a smile mean friendship to everyone... Designed by Michael Cole. Pair of monkeys from the attraction. They are hugging each other behind a large green leaf. In the background is an orange and yellow sun.

2530 - though the mountains divide... Designed by Darren Wilson. Shan-Yu from Mulan in a black hat in front of a gray mountain.

2529 - and the oceans are wide... Designed Thomas Scott. Ariel (with a purple tail and purple hair!), from the Little Mermaid, against a free-form blue and teal ocean background.

2528 - It's a small world after all. Designed Ralph Kent. Shows six children of the World, wearing their national costumes, in a blue boat. Behind them are flags of the U.S., Japan, Mexico, Puerto Rico, France, Canada, Ethiopia and the U.K.

These cloisonné (enameled metal) pins measure approximately 1-1/8 to 1-3/4 inches. Each pin was strictly limited to 2000 pieces and bears the '2000 ODC Pin # / Edition Size 2000 / (c) Disney' backstamp.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature All Dogs Go To Heaven (1989). This cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Charlie measures 7 x 8-1/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated feature Fox and the Hound (1981). This cel's hand-painted background is on a vintage Crescent Illustration Cold Press Surface No. 300 Board. Tod measures 5-7/8 x 9-5/8 inches in this scene.

The cel and background are matted with a 16 by 20 inch mat with an opening of approximately 10 by 13 inches. The mat and background are original from the Gallery Lainzberg, the nation's best-known showcase for animation cels. Certificate of Authenticity, paperwork and seal are attached to the back of the matting.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This lithograph print is an authentic original from a limited edition of 5,000 and was only made available to Disneyland cast members.

Limited edition lithograph, 86/5000. 19 X 23 inches. Printed on acid-free, archival-quality paper. Hand-signed and dated by the artist Charles Boyer himself.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 13 x 16 inch multi-layer production cel of Little Foot and Cera from Universal Pictures' The Land Before Time (1988) directed by Don Bluth. Matching/corresponding numbers are written along the bottom of the cels. The dinosaurs together measure 2 x 5-1/4 inches in this scene. The dinosaurs are on the top layer and the black shadow is on the bottom layer.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Solid sterling silver. 1/4 inch tall. 3/8 inch wide. Combined weight: 0.08 grams. Stamped '(c) 1978, Walt Disney Prod, and 'ster' on the back.

Set of 6 pins from FANTASIA. Comes in nice gift tin. Perfect gift for collectors!

Solid sterling silver. 1 inch tall. 1/2 inch wide. Heavy, 11.2 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet. Circular top post only, no jump ring attached.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from 20th Century Fox's animated feature Wizards (1977). This is a 2-layer cell set-up. Larry measures 11 by 5-3/4 inches while Peace and Mount measure 1-1/4 by 1-1/4 inches.

This set-up is matted with a 16 by 20 inch mat with an opening of approximately 9 by 12 inches. The mat is original from the Gallery Lainzberg, the nation's best-known showcase for animation cels. Certificate of Authenticity, paperwork and seal are attached to the back of the matting.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Snipes. 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

This lithograph print is an authentic original from a limited edition of 5,000 and was issued to commemorate the Grand Opening of Euro Disney (now Disneyland Paris).

Limited edition lithograph, 198/5000. Approximately 27 x 34 inches framed. Printed on acid-free, archival-quality paper. Hand-signed and dated by the artist Ed French himself.

Set of 6 pins from WINNIE THE POOH. Comes in nice gift tin. Perfect gift for collectors!

Solid sterling silver. 3/4 inch tall. 1/2 inch wide. 4.4 grams. Stamped (c) Disney and 'ster' on the feet.

Solid sterling silver. 7/8 inch tall. 3/8 inch wide. 3.7 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet. Circular top post only, no jump ring attached.

Solid sterling silver. 1 inch tall. 7/8 inch wide. 9.6 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet.

Solid sterling silver. 1-1/8 inch tall. 1/2 inch wide. 5.8 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet.

Solid sterling silver. 1 inch tall. 1/2 inch wide. 2.9 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet.

Solid sterling silver. 1 inch tall. 1/2 inch wide. Heavy, 9.2 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet. Circular top post only, no jump ring attached.

Solid sterling silver. 1 inch tall. 5/8 inch wide. Heavy, 13.2 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet. Circular top post only, no jump ring attached.

This is a truly professional and beautifully matted and framed display celebrating the presidency of Ronald Wilson Reagan. It includes the official engraved presidential portrait from The Bureau of Engraving and Printing with President Reagan's authentic hand-signed signature below. Complimenting the photo is the president's biography. Ready for display in your library, den or office. Exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Plexiglass front framed by a 19-3/4 x 16-3/8 inch mahogany stained wood moulding with dust cover backing. Biography mat opening: 6-1/4 x 9-1/8 inches. Reagan measures approximately 3-1/2 x 5 inches in the portrait.

This is a truly professional and beautifully matted and framed display celebrating the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton. It includes the official engraved presidential portrait from The Bureau of Engraving and Printing with President Clinton's authentic hand-signed signature with bronze name plate below. Complimenting the photo is a large, full-color Seal of the President of the United States and the White House Engraving also from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Ready for display in your library, den or office. Exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Plexiglass front framed by a 21-5/8 x 17-5/8 inch mahogany stained wood moulding with dust cover backing. Portrait mat opening: 6 x 9 inches. Seal measures 6-3/8 inches in diameter. Bill Clinton measures approximately 3-1/2 x 5 inches in the portrait.

Walt Disney's greatest moments in animation come to life in March 2010's pin-of-the-month collection that salutes the classic animated film Walt Disney's Fun and Fancy Free. Each month four Limited Edition pins are released, highlighting a different classic animated short or film. Each pin in the collection features an icon of a reel of film in the corner.

This set includes:

77680 - Jiminy Cricket with his umbrella in front of the file title. Jiminy is a slider element.

77681 - Lulebelle and Bongo, a circus bear. Bongo, riding on his unicycle, is featured as a slider element. Lulubelle is sitting on a tree branch.

77682 - Mickey Mouse holding his "magic beans" in a scene from the Mickey and the Beanstalk segment.

77683 - Mickey Mouse and Goofy as they appear in the Mickey and the Beanstalk segment. Goofy is standing inside a trinket box, and Mickey is standing nearby with the key.

This pin collection was shared between Disneyland® Resort and Walt Disney World® Resort. These cloisonné (enameled metal) pins measure approximately 1-1/2 to 1-3/4 inches. Each pin was strictly limited to 2000 pieces and bears the 'Limited Edition 2000 / Authentic Official Pin Trading 2010 / Walt Disney /n (c) Disney' backstamp.

This is an original, 2-level, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature AN AMERICAN TAIL (1986). The cel features Fievel, Tanya and Papa, and measures 16-1/2 x 13-1/2 inches. Papa measures 5 x 4-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from the animated video game DRAGON'S LAIR II. The cel measures 10-1/2 x 12-1/2 inches. Singe measures 8-1/2 x 9-1/4 inches in this scene.

Solid sterling silver. 7/8 inch tall. 5/8 inch wide. 5.3 grams. Stamped '(c) Disney ster DLC' on the feet.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature Rock-A-Doodle (1991). This cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Chanticleer measures 7-5/8 x 8 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Mrs. Brisby measures 7-1/4 x 4-5/8 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Jenner measures 6-1/4 x 10-3/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is a limited edition mixed-media print, depicting Mickey Mouse from Walt Disney's Steamboat Willie (1928). This edition, "Steamboat Willie", represents scene 2 from this classic Walt Disney animated short film Mickey Mouse makes his screen debut as first mat Steamboat Willie steering the ship's wheel.

Walt Disney Art Classics has created this Disney character image using a combination of the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy) and superior quality four-color lithography. In this artwork, the character and effects level is reproduced serigraphically and the background level is reproduced lithographically. Disney artists created the master for this image, which was used by Team Art Studios in Gardena, California to produce this image.

The edition has been printed on 320 gram acid-free Coventry 100% rag paper, which has a hand-torn deckle edge. The artwork floats within the frame, to showcase the quality of the piece. It is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 250 publisher's proofs for a total maximum or 7,750 pieces.

This 7 x 7 inch image, trimmed to 10 x 10 inches is hand-numbered xxx/7500 and bears the Steam Boat Willie embossed seal in the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 14 x 14 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 11 x 11 inch opening, and sealed dust cover that is ready for hanging. Mickey Mouse measures 4-1/4 x 4-1/2 inches in this scene.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the piece.

This is a limited edition sericel featuring Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy and Pluto jovially celebrating a festive occasion complete with streamers and confetti.

In order to create this memorable artwork, a Disney artist hand painted an original character cel. This original painting was used by Moross Studio Originals, Inc. in the production of this edition.

This limited edition sericel was produced in 1994. It is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 750 publisher's proofs for a total maximum of 8,250 pieces.

This 5-3/4 x 5-1/2 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 11-1/4 x 11-1/4 inch red moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 6-1/2 x 6-1/2 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

This 8-Pin, Disney exclusive, framed pin set was issued to commemorate the 75th anniversary of The Walt Disney Company. The collection celebrates the most magical Disney moments, from the early years to the contemporary classics, the pins include Dopey, Dumbo, the Cheshire Cat, Pinocchio, Jiminy Cricket, Tinker Bell, Ariel and modern day Mickey. This numbered edition was strictly limited to 7,500 copies. This is number 2,444.

The artwork is framed by its original 12-1/8 x 12-1/8 inch black square moulding with plexiglass glazing and blue mat with a 7-3/4 x 7-3/4 inch opening. The frame is sealed and ready for hanging. The matching number Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the artwork.

"The Pointer" released in 1939, was the first cartoon short subject in which Mickey appeared with the "new look" that had been given him for the "Sorcerer's Apprentice" sequence of Fantasia-eyes with pupils replaced his old button-eyes. Mickey Mouse measures 5-1/8 x 3-7/8 inches in this scene.

This original serigraph-cel from "The Pointer" was carefully created using the original Disney art and the film's master print. The serigrapher has transferred the art to a clear sheet of Mylar and, using the mater print as a guide, applied ten individual color, giving this serigraph a hand-crafted quality like that of an original cel.

9,500 serigraphs were created from this Limited Edition. As is custom in fine print-making, the silk screens were destroyed when the edition was completed. And just as an original print must bear the artist's signature for authenticity, each of these Mickey Mouse Serigraph-cels bears the distinctive seal of Walt Disney Productions.

The serigraph-cel is framed by a 19 x 21 inch wood moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layered mat with a 9-5/8 x 13-5/8 inch opening. Its Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the mounting board.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from the classic animated commercial for the Green Giant Company. The cel is matted by a 11 x 14 inch mat with a 7-1/4 x 9-1/2  inch opening. Little Sprout measures 5 x 3-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a commercial, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated feature Pete's Dragon (1977). Elliott measures 6-3/4 x 7-7/8 inches.

This cel is framed with a 17-5/8 by 21-5/8 inch gold frame with a mat opening of 7-7/8 by 12 inches. Disney Stamp is imprinted in silver on the front of the cel's lower-right corner.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated cartoon "Pluto's Christmas Tree" (1952). Mickey measures 5-1/2 inches tall.

This cel is framed with a 18 by 20-1/2 inch frame with a four-layer floating mat opening of 9 by 11 inches.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 12 x 16 inch cel from Disney's classic animated feature The Aristocats (1970). The number 19 is written in the bottom, right corner. Madame Bonfamille measures 4-1/4 x 5-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This limited edition boxed set released through Disney Catalog or Disneystore.com celebrates 75 years with Minnie. Set includes six charming pins featuring memorable moments from her career(Minnie's classic pose on the title card of her earliest cartoon, a black and white musical Minnie, a child's playful mask, a Minnie toy, Minnie showing her Yankee Doodle spirit by saluting Allied servicemen and Minnie at her elegant dressed-up best). Each pin is backstamped with edition size. A handsome wood box features an inlayed medallion of the Mickey & Minnie 75th Anniversary logo. Exclusive double-logo pin backs for added stability. Box 2'' H x 11 1/4'' W x 3 3/4'' D. Pins from 1'' to 1 3/4'' H. Wood box. Metal and enamel cloisonne. Certificate of Authenticity. Individual pins in this set include: #21727, #21728, #21729, #21730, #21731, #21732. Limited edition size of 1928.

In his long and hilarious career, Donald has graced everything from comic covers to loaves of bread with his feisty presence. This set of six commemorative pins includes recreations of the 1940s first issue of Walt Disney's "Comics and Stories" cover, a Donald Duck "squeaker bill" hat sold at Disneyland?in the 50s, Donald Duck on "Walt Disney Presents" from the 1960 TV show, Donald's opening title card from a 1942 WWII short, Donald Duck Bread from the 50s, and Donald's 1934 debut in the "Silly Symphony" "The Wise Little Hen." Pins from 1" to 1 1/2" H. Arrives in handsome wood box 11 1/4" L x 4" W. Individual pins: 34346, 34347, 40653, 40656, 40657 and 40658. Limited edition size of 1934.

This limited edition boxed set released through Disney Catalog or Disneystore.com celebrates 75 Years with Mickey's 75. Set includes six charming pins featuring memorable moments from his career (Mickey's classic pose on the title card of his earliest cartoon, an appearance from the 1932 sheet music of ''What! No Mickey Mouse? What Kind of a Party Is This?,'' a child's playful mask, a toss-up Mickey Mouse balloon, Mickey showing his Yankee Doodle spirit by saluting Allied servicemen and his favorite role--as a suburban everymouse). Each pin is backstamped with edition size. A handsome wood box features an inlayed medallion of the Mickey & Minnie 75th Anniversary logo. Exclusive double-logo pin backs for added stability. Box 2'' H x 11 1/4'' W x 3 3/4'' D. Pins from 1'' to 1 3/4'' H. Wood box. Metal and enamel cloisonne. Certificate of Authenticity. Individual pins in this set include: #22276, #22277, #22278, #22279, #22280, #22281. Limited edition size of 1,928.

Authentic hand-painted production cel from the 1984 laser disc video game SPACE ACE. Scene features Ace and Kimberly. Stamped with the Don Bluth Animation Gallery seal on the bottom right-hand side. Untrimmed. 16-1/4 inches wide by 13-1/2 inches tall. Ace is about 6-1/2 inches tall in this scene.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature Banjo The Woodpile Cat (1979). The cel features Banjo, Crazy Legs, Zazu, Melina and Cleo and measures 10-1/2 x 12-1/2 inches. Crazy legs measures 7-1/2 x 9-1/2 inches in this scene. The cel is stamped with Don Bluth's Animation Gallery Seal on the upper left-hand side.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Auntie Shrew measures 4-1/2 x 4-5/8 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature The Secret of NIMH (1982). This cel measures 10-3/8 x 12-3/8 inches. Mrs. Brisby measures 4-1/4 x 2-1/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature All Dogs Go To Heaven (1989). This cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Charlie measures 9-1/2 x 8-1/2 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature All Dogs Go To Heaven (1989). It is stamped with the Don Bluth Animation Gallery seal in the bottom, right corner. This cel measures 13-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches. Anne-Marie measures 5-1/4 x 2-1/2 inches.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from MGM's classic animated feature All Dogs Go To Heaven (1989). It is stamped with the Don Bluth Animation Gallery seal in the bottom, left corner. This cel measures 10-1/2 x 12-1/2 inches. Anne-Marie measures 8 x 4-3/8 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This 13-Pin, Walt Disney World Resort exclusive, framed pin set features animal tree pins commemorating the Spring 1998 Grand Opening of the Animal Kingdom. Each enameled metal pin fits together in a puzzle piece tree design that measures approximately 6 inches tall by 6-3/4 inches wide.

The artwork is framed by its original 11-1/4 x 13-1/4 inch glossy wood moulding with plexiglass glazing and oval cut mat with a 6-5/8 x 8-3/8 inch opening. The frame is set up to be mounted on the wall or displayed on a table top.

This original Disney art, painted in watercolor by Disney artist, Hank Newmark recreates the Walt Disney's Comics & Stories #45 (Vol. 4, #9) June, 1944 issue's incredible cover, starring Donald Duck, Snow White's Doc, and Dopey, which has been a fan-favorite for years. This is an unusually sharp and detailed piece for a typical Walt Kelly cover (who began his run of WDC&S covers with #34), but on close inspection, the tell-tale signs of his work are evident in the inking, notably in the furniture shading and window grating.

This piece is plexiglass front framed by a 23 x 27 inch wood moulding and a double-layer mat with a 19-5/8 x 15-3/4 inch opening. It is hand-signed by the artist in the bottom left corner and licensed by the Walt Disney Company. Its original selling price was $2,200.

This is a limited edition mixed-media print, depicting Mickey Mouse from Walt Disney's Runaway Brain (1995). This edition, "Runaway Brain", represents scene 21 from this modern Disney animated short file. Quick-thinking Mickey suggests an anniversary trip to play miniature golf, but Minnie thinks he's planned a romantic and expensive Hawaiian cruise vacation.

Walt Disney Art Classics has created this Disney character image using a combination of the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction (serigraphy) and superior quality four-color lithography. In this artwork, the character and effects level is reproduced serigraphically and the background level is reproduced lithographically. Disney artists created the master for this image, which was used by Team Art Studios in Gardena, California to produce this image.

The edition has been printed on 320 gram acid-free Coventry 100% rag paper, which has a hand-torn deckle edge. The artwork floats within the frame, to showcase the quality of the piece. It is comprised of a general edition of 7,500 pieces and 250 publisher's proofs for a total maximum or 7,750 pieces.

This 7 x 7 inch image, trimmed to 10 x 10 inches is hand-numbered xxx/7500 and bears the Steam Boat Willie embossed seal in the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 14 x 14 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing, double-layer mat with a 11 x 11 inch opening, and sealed dust cover that is ready for hanging. Mickey Mouse measures 4-1/4 x 4-1/2 inches in this scene.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included, affixed to a clear sleeve on the back of the piece.

Framed reproduction of pages 4-5 of the first souvenir guidebook, "A Complete Guide to Disneyland" (1956). Commemorating 35 years of Disney magic. Limited Edition 1 of 25,000 made exclusively for the Disney Store. Measures 8-1/2 inches by 11-3/4 inches. Includes a commemorative "Main Street 35 Years" pin featuring Mickey Mouse.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 13 x 16 inch production cel of from the American Tail Series (circa 1990) with the matching production drawing. Scene numbers are written along the bottom of the cel. The character measures 4 x 3 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 13 x 16 inch production cel from Universal Pictures' The Land Before Time (1988) directed by Don Bluth. The numbers 004 / 33 / C17 are written along the bottom of the cel. The dinosaur measures 3-3/4 x 4-1/2 inches in this scene. The background is a color xerox/photocopy and not an original.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is a truly professional and beautifully matted and framed display celebrating the presidency of George Herbert Walker Bush and George Walker Bush. It includes the official engraved presidential portraits from The Bureau of Engraving and Printing for both presidents, each with authentic hand-signed signatures below. Complimenting the photos is a large, full-color Seal of the President of the United States. Ready for display in your library, den or office. Exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Plexiglass front framed by a 24 x 16 inch mahogany stained wood moulding with dust cover backing. Portrait mat openings: 4 x 5-1/2 inches. Seal measures 4-3/4 inches in diameter.

Walt Disney's greatest moments in animation come to life in February 2010's pin-of-the-month collection that salutes the classic Mickey Mouse animated short Steamboat Willie! Each month four Limited Edition pins are released, highlighting a different classic animated short or film. Each pin in the collection features an icon of a reel of film in the corner.

This set includes:

75482 - Mickey Mouse and Pete looking very angrily at each other, and includes a pin-on-pin element.

75483 - Mickey Mouse using a bull's mouth as a xylophone from the musical Turkey in the Straw sequence, and includes a pin-on-pin element.

75484 - Minnie Mouse chasing the steamboat and includes Minnie as a slider element.

75485 - Mickey Mouse as Steamboat Willie and includes Mickey as a pin-on-pin element and the whistle pull as a Free-D element.

This pin collection was shared between Disneyland® Resort and Walt Disney World® Resort. These cloisonné (enameled metal) pins measure approximately 1-1/2 to 1-3/4 inches. Each pin was strictly limited to 2000 pieces and bears the 'Limited Edition 2000 / Authentic Official Pin Trading 2010 / Walt Disney /n (c) Disney' backstamp.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 12 x 16 inch character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated feature Fox and the Hound (1981). Hound measures 5-3-/4 x 3 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 12 x 16 inch cel from Disney's classic animated feature Oliver and Company (1988). It is stamped with the Disney company seal in the bottom, left corner. Tito measures 9-1/2 x 8-3/4 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Don Bluth's classic animated feature AN AMERICAN TAIL (1986). The cel features Fievel and Tony Toponi, and measures 16-1/2 x 13-1/2 inches. Fievel measures 4-3/4 x 3-1/4 inches in this scene. The accompanying background was painted by Sean Sullivan to match the original production background.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is a limited edition sericel depicting the White Rabbit from Walt Disney's Alice In Wonderland. This sericel edition, "I'm Late", recreates Sequence 37.1, Scene 1 of the classic 1951 animated feature. Walt Disney Animation Art and the Walt Disney Collectors Society have united to offer this piece of animation art to complement the Walt Disney Collectors Society 1999 Members-Only Ornament "no Time to Say Hello-Goodbye!"

The Studio created this character image using the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction known as serigraphy. Disney artists, working from original animation drawings and film reference materials, specially created a hand-inked, hand-painted animation cel master which was used by Team Art Studio in the production of these sericels. A total of 18 colors are used to recreate the color image, each of which has been exactingly screen-printed , one color at a time, onto the acetate cel.

Disney artists have recreated the background using original layouts, sketches and frames from the film as reference.

This limited edition is comprised of 2,500 pieces and 100 publisher's proofs for a total maximum or 2,600 pieces.

This 6-1/2 x 7-1/2 inch image on celluloid, bears the Disney Certified Sericel seal on the bottom right corner. The artwork is framed by a 16-1/2 x 16-1/2 inch black moulding with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer mat with a 10 x 10 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

This is a closed edition. All printing components used to create this artwork have been destroyed to prevent future identical editions. The original artwork is archived with Disney. Its Certificate of Authenticity is included inside an envelope affixed to the back of the piece.

This is a limited edition of 950 hand-painted character cels combined with a photograph taken in 1951 of Walt Disney on his newly-built miniature railroad at the Disney Studio in Burbank, CA. This cel set-up features Walt Disney along with Mickey Mouse who assumes the role of engineer as Minnie, Donald and Goofy join the both of them in an afternoon train ride. Donal's nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie run happily alongside. All aboard!

Disney artists at the Wald Disney Studios have created these cells using traditional animation techniques. The original drawings, where were specially created for this edition and then conserved at Disney Art Editions, were transferred to acetate cels by a special 6-step xerographic process. Disney artists then hand-painted each of the cels in the edition with Disney-approved acrylic colors.

The photograpic background for this cel set-up has been produced using the original black and white negative, which has been conserved at the Disney Photo Library. The resulting black and white continuous-tone print has been printed on premium-quality photographic paper by Custom Color of Glendale, CA.

Published by Disney Art Editions in 1993, the edition consists of a general edition of 950, 50 publisher's proofs, and 25 hors de commerce. This piece is number xxx/950 from the general edition.

The artwork is plexiglass front framed by a 19-5/8 x 23-1/2 inch faux wood-grain moulding and a triple-layer mat with a 11-3/8 x 15-3/8 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

Authentic and SIGNED two layer hand-painted animation cel from the 1985 ABC Weekend Special THE BOLLO CAPER. Directed by Rick Reinert. Scene features Bollo striking fear into a horse and cop. Signed by Rick Reinert, 'TO EILEEN - From Bollo and Rick Reinert.' 12 inches wide by 10 inches tall. Bollo is about 7-1/2 inches from tail to fore-paw. Excellent condition.

Bollo, a leopard brought to New York to be made into a fur coat, manages to escape to Washington to try to get Congress to declare him an endangered species.

This lithograph print is an authentic original from a limited edition of 1,000 and was only made available to Disneyland cast members.

Limited edition lithograph, 316/1000. 31-1/2 x 24-1/2 inches. Printed on acid-free, archival-quality paper. Hand-signed and dated by the artist Charles Boyer himself.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Hunch. It is dated 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall. Excellent condition.

"Group Hug", released in 1993, was carefully created using the fine-art screen printing process of color reproduction. Disney artists, working from the original animation drawings used for the production of Aladdin as well as from film reference materials, have translated the original image to a hand-inked and -painted cel. This cel was used by Moross Studio Originals, Inc. in the production of the serigraph cels.
5,000 serigraph cels and 200 publisher's proofs were created from this Limited Edition. As is custom in fine print-making, the silk screens were destroyed when the edition was completed. And just as an original print must bear the artist's signature for authenticity, each of these serigraph-cels bears the distinctive seal of The Walt Disney Company.

The serigraph-cel is framed by a 17-1/2 x 20-1/4 inch black plastic frame with a plexiglass glazing and double-layered mat with a 10 x 13 inch opening. Its Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the mounting board.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 13 x 16 inch multi-layer production cel of 5 dinosaur characters from Universal Pictures' The Land Before Time (1988) directed by Don Bluth. Matching/corresponding numbers are written along the bottom of the cels. The largest dinosaur measures 3 x 5 inches in this scene.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

This is an original, hand-inked, hand-painted 13-1/2 x 24 inch production cel from Rich Animation Studios and Nest Family Entertainment's The Swan Princess (1994). The characters together measure 6 x 7-1/4 inches in this scene. There is a sticker with the movie logo and copyright information in the bottom right corner. Includes a matte measuring 18 x 24 inches.

This animation cel is an original one-of-a-kind painting, not a print or reproduction. Because it has actually been filmed in a studio and has appeared in a cartoon, it is also a production cel. This work of art is an irreplaceable fragment of American popular culture.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1994 Don Bluth animated cartoon A TROLL IN CENTRAL PARK. This is a artist guide for the character Rosie. It is dated 1980 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1994 Don Bluth animated cartoon A TROLL IN CENTRAL PARK. This is a artist guide for the characters Troll Doll and Rosie. It is dated 1980 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

Authentic hand-painted pre-production animation cel from the 1991 Don Bluth animated cartoon ROCK-A-DOODLE. This is a artist guide for the character Peepers. It is dated 1988 by Sullivan Bluth Studios. A character guide is used to help artists with proper coloring and design of a character. 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches tall.

This 5-Pin, Disney/Pixar exclusive, framed pin set was issued to celebrate A Bug's Life's 1998 film debut. This numbered edition was strictly limited to 3,000 copies. This is number 232.

The artwork is framed by its original 9-5/8 x 17-5/8 inch black moulding with plexiglass glazing and relief-matted with a 4-1/2 x 12-1/2 inch mat opening. The frame is sealed and ready for hanging. The matching number Certificate of Authenticity is attached to the back of the artwork.

First half of the 12th century. Porphyry and gilded, 16.9" high.

The Eagle of Suger is deservedly the most famous hard-stone vessel of the Middle Ages, but also the strangest, The body of the bird consists of an amphora of red porphyry onto which a neck, wings, a spread tail and feet of engraved vermeil are attached. This vessel comes from the treasure of the Abbey of Saint-Denis, the richest store of treasures ever assembled in a French monastery.

Its "inventor," Suger, took care to tell us about it in his writings. Suger, Abbe of Saint-Denis, was a dominant personality of the Middle Ages—friend of King Louis VI, Counselor of Louis VII, and regent of the kingdom during the letter's crusade with his wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine.

A man of humble origins who achieved supreme honors, he made his abbey a splendid artistic center, regarded by modern critics as a cradle of Gothic art. Hostile to the prohibitions of Saint Bernard, his contemporary, he sought to endow his church with magnificent liturgical vessels, deeming nothing too beautiful for divine services.

It was for this purpose that he had the eagle executed. He rediscovered the long-forgotten porphyry urn in a closet. Enchanted by the gloss and beauty of the stone, and adding a stroke of genius, he had it embellished with this setting of vermeil, thus transforming the old receptacle into an incomparable art object. Astonished by the success of his initiative, he had this inscription engraved in Latin around the neck: "It is with gems and gold that this stone deserves to be enshrined. It was a marble, but now it is more precious than a marble."

The eagle may recall certain Roman or Byzantine images, but the accuracy of the carved feather, the imperial movement of the bird's head, and its imperious gaze make it a work in which the naturalistic traits can be seen a forerunners of Gothic style.

Approximately 8" W x 7" H x 4" D. Walt Disney Productions. Aladdin Industries Inc. Complete with 6-1/2" tall Thermo Bottle.

Published by Walt Disney Art Classics in 1996. This is a limited edition of 350 hand-inked, hand-painted character animation cel from Walt Disney's classic animated feature Pinocchio (1940). This cel set-up, "Anytime You Need Me", recreates Sequence 1.6, Scene 5 of the film: Jiminy Cricket, freshly appointed Pinocchio's official moral guardian, alerts his young charge to "always let your conscience be your guide". Pinocchio measures 12" tall in this amazing and critical scene. This set-up is framed with a mat opening of approximately 14" X 16" and a frame size of 25" x 23". Frame is original with Certificate of Authenticity and original '$2,475.00' price tag attached.

Disney has recreated the artwork from this sequence using traditional animation techniques. Artists of The Walt Disney Studios Ink and Paint Department transferred the original animation drawings to each acetate cel using 11 hand-ink lines, and then hand-painted the cels using 30 Disney-approved acrylic colors.

The background scene accompanying this cel has been faithfully recreated by a Disney background artist who used the original layout, sketches and frames from the film as reference. The resulting artwork has been lithographically printed on premium-quality acid-free paper by Color Service of Monterey Park, California.

The Disney Animation Research Library maintains the original animation drawings and reference material. Walt Disney Art Classics maintains the recreated background. Conforming to the practice of fine art printing, the film used to create the background is destroyed when the edition is complete.

Produced for Disney-MGM Studios "100 Years of Magic" Celebration; features a 4 x 5 inch Mickey Mouse image on celluloid and his iconic wizard hat as the background. The "100 Years of Magic" seal is on the bottom left corner. A commemorative pin is displayed in the top left corner. The artwork is framed by a 14 x 17 inch black frame with a plexiglass glazing and double-layer matte with a 9-3/4 x 12-1/2 inch opening. The frame is original and is ready for hanging.

1490. Painted on wood, later transferred to canvas, R.F.266. 24" high by 18" wide.

This picture which the Museum of Berlin had wished to acquire,  entered the collection of the Louvre in 1880 and has since been one of its most popular works. It was purchased from a dealer in Florence, at the same  time as the “Crucifixion” by Fra  Angelico.

The identity of the old man with a swollen, pimply nose, who leans tenderly towards a small boy, remains a -mystery. Because the man wears the fur-bordered,  red “lucio” cloak of a Florentine magistrate, it is likely that he was a member of the Ridolfi family-a family of magistrates and that of the historian to whom the picture belonged.

The painting has also been compared to another double portrait by Ghirlandaio, formerly in the Benson collection and today at the Metropolitan, that of Francesco Sassetti  and his grandson Theodore, seen against a landscape background. (Sassetti was a representative of the Medicis in Lyons and Avignon for whom Ghirlandaio painted, in 1485, the "Life of Saint Francis" on the walls of the Sassetti family chapel and the "Nativity" altar piece in the Santa Trinita church. These latter two works are probably his greatest masterpieces.)

In both portrait paintings the attitudes and faces of the boys are very similar, but the two old men are quite different.

There is another very fine study by Ghirlandaio (a silverpoint on rose-colored carta tinta) of the same old man of the painting at the Louvre. His eyes closed, he is probably on his death bed. This drawing, purchased by Count Tessin, had previously belonged to Vasari, Crozat and Mariette, and is now at the Museum of Stockholm.

The Louvre picture is quite representative of Ghirlandaio's  art, showing his taste for discreet naturalism and well-balanced composition (the landscape seen through the skillfully placed window gives depth). The intimate feeling is an influence of Flemish art. The tempera technique is typically Florentine (as in the "Visitation" also at the Louvre, the light playing over the faces gives a texture composed of multiple streaks of yellows, greens, rose). Equally Florentine is the accentuation of contours which, in this painting, has a harshness for which the artist was criticized.

Easel paintings form only a minor portion of the works of Ghirlandaio, who was primarily a fresco painter (he would have liked to cover all the walls of Florentine personalities in all his grand, calmly rhythmed  religious compositions. Because of this practice, Andre Chastel called him, aptly, "the painter of the bourgeois epic".  But, more than an official portraits, this picture is the representation of the link of wondrous affection between the old man near the end of his life and the child who is just beginning his. If the contrast between old age, ugliness and the pure beauty of childhood is a familiar theme in Flanders and the Netherlands, it is not treated here with the same intention to be realistic or anecdotic, but only to emphasize the bond of affection, by a convergence of glances, by the child's gesture, so quiet yet so full of emotion, of snuggling up against his grandfather.

The very simplicity of expression makes it one of the richest and human paintings of the 15th century.