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Walt Disney/Sculpture representing Peter and the Wolf. Prototype created for the "Fairytale Land" attraction at Disneyland Paris. Bronze-painted resin. Superb unique collector's item. TBE+ restored gun tip. 30 X 16 X 20 cm During the short cruise, visitors can observe the diorama dedicated to Peter and the Wolf on the shore. In this snowy setting, the Wolf hides behind a fir tree. Peter and the Wolf (Pierre et le Loup) is an American animated short film made by Walt Disney Productions, originally released in 1946 as a sequence in the film The Music Box, and then on its own on September 14, 1955. The story is based on the Russian musical tale Peter and the Wolf (1936) by Sergei Prokofiev.

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Walt Disney/Sculpture representing Peter and the Wolf. Prototype created for the "Fairytale Land" attraction at Disneyland Paris. Bronze-painted resin. Superb unique collector's item. TBE+ restored gun tip. 30 X 16 X 20 cm During the short cruise, visitors can observe the diorama dedicated to Peter and the Wolf on the shore. In this snowy setting, the Wolf hides behind a fir tree. Peter and the Wolf (Pierre et le Loup) is an American animated short film made by Walt Disney Productions, originally released in 1946 as a sequence in the film The Music Box, and then on its own on September 14, 1955. The story is based on the Russian musical tale Peter and the Wolf (1936) by Sergei Prokofiev.

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Olivier LE LOUP (1951-2000). Fantastic rider. 1997. Large bronze sculpture with shaded patina. A presentation column is attached. An ornamental star needs to be refixed. Bronze height: 78 cm (to tail). Total height with column: 165 cm.

Estim. 850 - 1 700 EUR

Thomas Kinkade (American, 1958-2012). Giclee print with hand-painted embellishments titled "Snow White Discovers the Cottage" depicting Snow White and her animal friends discovering the seven dwarves' cottage. From Timeless Disney Moments I. Signed and numbered 70/200 I.P. along the lower left. With a certificate of authenticity. Said Kinkade of this work: "As a child my imagination was stirred by the great animated films of Walt Disney. Imagine my delight when Disney recently opened their archives to me as I prepared for my first-ever series of images inspired by classic Disney moments. In the first piece of this series, Snow White's world is alive with color. The Prince's castle where Snow White will eventually discover happiness looms majestically in the distance, while a foaming waterfall and fanciful animals remind us that Snow White is at peace with all of nature. Of course, I also included my iconic colorful flowers which festoon the scene with hopeful reminders of spring. I hope that Snow White Discovers the Cottage will be a fairy tale come true for Disney and Kinkade collectors everywhere." Unframed; height: 18 in x width: 27 in. Framed; height: 29 in x width: 38 in x depth: 3 1/4 in.

Estim. 500 - 1 000 EUR

Thomas Kinkade (American, 1958-2012). Giclee print with hand-painted embellishments titled "The Jungle Book," depicting the characters from the movie in a jungle landscape. From the Disney Dreams Collection. Signed and numbered 186/200 E.P. along the lower right. With a certificate of authenticity. Said Kinkade of this work: "There is little doubt that The Jungle Book remains one of the most delightful and warmly received of all of the Disney animated films. This re-telling of the classic Rudyard Kipling tale is the last film that Walt Disney was involved with both in terms of production and writing before his death in 1966. "Let's have fun with it," Walt was often quoted as saying to his animation staff about their efforts on the film. And that is exactly what the talent pool of The Walt Disney Studios did with the story of Mowgli, the Indian jungle boy raised by wolves, befriended by bears and panthers and stalked by pythons and tigers. But beyond Walt's simple desire, The Jungle Book also set a high benchmark in relation to animation, musical score and storytelling to which all of the Disney cartoon classics aspire. These original intents of Disney inspired this adaptation by Thomas Kinkade Studios. The narrative panoramic style of the collection is fully realized on this canvas with each of the film's many enchanting scenes captured to delight fans of all ages. The chaos of King Louie, the joy of the baby elephant walk and the waterside romance at the "man village" were all integrated into the painting's completion. And at the center of it all is Mowgli the man cub, the evil tiger Shere Khan, the wise panther Bagheera and Baloo, the lovable if lazy Poppa Bear. Set in a verdant jungle and highlighted by flowers, waterfalls and palms, one can almost smell the canopied gardenias, sense the rushing of the water and hear the chatter of the monkeys in the trees. Indeed, the magic of Walt Disney as interpreted by Thomas Kinkade Studios has never been more likely to transport the collector to the experience of the cinematic moment. Let us all take that journey, "have fun with it" and "look for the bare necessities of life!"" Unframed; height: 18 in x width: 27 in. Framed; height: 29 1/2 in x width: 38 1/2 in x depth: 3 1/4 in.

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Patinated bronze sculpture depicting a warthog, 19th cent. Hard stone eyes; parallelepiped alabaster base, overall 27x25x8.5 cm.

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