Disney Robin Hood - Canvas Classics

Comprised of Thomas Kinkade's most sought after images, the Classics Collection is carefully reproduced on cotton fibre canvas using the methods and materials found only in Thomas Kinkade Limited Edition Canvases. Elegantly framed with museum quality materials to coordinate with the most popular frame styles in the Thomas Kinkade Limited Edition canvas collection, each piece in the Classics Collection comes complete with a Certificate of Authenticity. Features Premium canvas substrate on hardboard Hardwood framing with linen liner Engraved brass nameplate Steel hanging wire Certificate of authenticity included Image Notes Disney’s Robin Hood tells the tale of a legend of extraordinary courage and friendship. The heroic Robin Hood, along with his trusted companion Little John and his devoted band of merry men conjure daring deeds to outfox greedy Prince John and bring happiness to the residents of Sherwood Forest. Robin Hood and Maid Marian have reconnected after some time apart. Robin has professed his love to her, and proposed marriage and she has said yes. Their romantic stroll takes them to Robin Hood and his merry men’s hideout where they are surprised by the good citizens of Nottingham, who’ve planned a celebration for the newly engaged couple. Everyone has a wonderful time singing and dancing to a song written about Prince John. Thomas Kinkade Studios is proud to present Disney Robin Hood. © Disney Key Points: Disney Robin Hood is the first time Thomas Kinkade Studios has collaborated with Disney to create art featuring Disney's 21st full-length animated film. Disney's Robin Hood and Maid Marian dance to Alan-A-Dale's celebratory tune. Sexton Mouse and Little Sister stand on top of Friar Tuck's head cheering. Sis, Skippy, Tagalong, Toby Turtle, and Mother Rabbit happily look on. Can you spot the other Rabbit Siblings dancing? Lady Kluk joins in the celebration, along with Little John and Otto, who you can see smiling happily behind Robin Hood and Maid Marian. In the background of the painting, can you spot the funny depiction of Prince John that the people of Nottingham made? Can you find Robin Hood and Maid Marian's initials carved into one of the trees?