*Mixed Media Original* Disney Frozen Celebration in Arendelle by Thomas Kinkade Studios - 24" x 36"

ORIGINAL STUDY CANVAS Thomas Kinkade Studios Original Studies are exquisite works of art created by Thomas Kinkade Studios artists. These original paintings are the inspiration for the published Limited-Edition Art releases. Original Studies were lovingly created with hundreds of hours of research and brushwork applied to each one. Each Thomas Kinkade Studios Original Study has its own story to tell - some created solely with acrylic or oil paints, while others were painted using mixed-media art techniques. A Thomas Kinkade Studios Original Study comes with a Certificate of Authenticity that includes an archival catalog number and authorized signature which certifies its status as a Thomas Kinkade Studios original work of art. A tamper-evident hologram and signature plaque are affixed to each original, and these marks of authenticity are exclusive to these unique works of art. Features Premium Canvas Hand stretched on wooden stretcher bars Individually numbered Certificate Authenticity matched to the art piece Engraved brass nameplate included Image Notes In Disney's Frozen, the kingdom of Arendelle had sadly lost their regents when the sailing vessel they were on sank in a ferocious storm. The country’s time of mourning has passed, and the kingdom of Arendelle has invited everyone, near and far, to join them in celebrating the coronation of the eldest daughter, Princess Elsa. A grand one-day fête has been planned, and the kingdom has been festooned with colorful flowers and flags. Thomas Kinkade Studios is pleased to present Disney Frozen Celebration in Arendelle. © Disney Key Points: Disney Frozen Celebration in Arendelle is the second time Thomas Kinkade Studios has collaborated with Disney to create art featuring moments from this classic film. The first painting was Disney Frozen. Disney's Elsa and Anna celebrate the momentous opening of the gates for *Elsa's Coronation Day, the first time the palace has been open to the citizens of Arendelle since the death of their parents, King Agnarr and Queen Iduna. In the foreground of the painting sits a wagon full of Kinkadian-styled flowers. In the background you can see the ships of the visiting neighbors.