Oo-De-Lally Kiss 24Hx24W Disney ROBINHOOD Fine Wall Art by Denyse Klette
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FEATURING: ROBINHOOD, LADY MARIAN
- Painting by Disney Artist: DENYSE KLETTE
- Limited Edition Gallery Wrapped Canvas Wall Art
- Image Dimensions: 24Hx24Wx1.5D
- Limited Edition of 195
- Individually Hand Embellished and Textured
- Giclee Archival inks printed onto Archival canvas
- Artist’s signature and numbered in the lower front corner
- Certificate of Authenticity with a matching number included
- Canvas corners are finished in the Gallery-Wrapped style
- Wire installed and ready to hang on your wall
Made in the USA.
GALLERY WRAPPED Limited Editions are Disney’s finest artwork on canvas. The image is reproduced using high-quality giclée ink printed on a museum-quality canvas. The finished artwork is signed and numbered by the artist, and some are hand-embellished and hand-textured. This Limited Edition on canvas is professionally gallery wrapped and has a wire installed on the back, making it ready to hang on your wall. A matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity is issued and attached to the back.
Gallery-wrapped may be framed in standard or floater moldings by your local frame shop.
Also available in Rolled or Stretched versions. These are prepared and mounted at an additional cost by your local frame shop. The purchase price for the stretched or rolled versions is the same as the Gallery Wrapped price. We recommend purchasing the gallery-wrapped, ready-to-hang artwork.
Please ask for more information on the canvas mounting method best suited for your needs or specify your preference when ordering.
Artwork inspired, licensed, and authorized by Walt Disney Studios.
Published by: Walt Disney Studios Fine Art
Gallery Dealer: Animation Art Masters
Edition Signed and Numbered (For A/P or P/P, Please Inquire.)
Certificate of Authenticity Included
Inspired By Walt Disney's® Animated Classics
Officially Licensed Artwork By Disney®
Denyse Klette's earliest memory of creating was when she was four and she spent hours copying the drawings out of her sister's 'How To Draw' book, which serendipitously was written by a Disney artist. When she was 8, Denyse came home from school and announced to her parents that she should quit grade 4 and become an artist since that is what she knew she would be. Her parents made her stay in school but she was selling her line drawings by grade five so she could have "donut and butter tart" money and by 16 she had her first cartoon strip published in two local newspapers. Learn More About Denyse Klette
