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Framed Glass Art Thomas Kinkade Snow White. Thomas Kinkade was a lifelong admirer of Walt Disney and the fantastic characters he created. Although Thom recreated many of his favorite stories on canvas, he also dreamed of classic Disney characters in traditional Kinkade images. In these paintings by Thomas Kinkade Studios, his dream is proudly brought to life. Snow White is sent into the forest by the hunter in order to escape the cruel plan of her stepmother, the Evil Queen. Deep in the dark forest, she arrives at an alluring cottage inhabited by the Seven Dwarfs. This Frame Kinkade Snow White is printed with light-resistant ink on glass. Ready to hang; includes chain.

SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was the very first full-length animated film released in 1937 by the Walt Disney Company. Many unforgettable films would follow to this day.

The world-famous Brothers Grimm fairy tale about Princess Snow White, who is raised by her wicked stepmother after the death of her parents. But the stepmother wants to be on the throne herself and is obsessed with her beauty. When her magic mirror tells her one day that not she, but Snow White is the Most Beautiful In The Land, she devises a plan to get her out of the way. The hunter must take the princess to the forest and kill her there. But the hunter cannot get it over his heart and makes Snow White flee into the dark forest. Soon she is lost and eventually ends up in a small house in the forest. It turns out to be the home of the Seven Dwarfs, who are greatly surprised by the unexpected visit when they return from their work in the diamond mine.

Each dwarf has its own appearance and characteristics. Doc, Sneezy, Grumpy, Happy, Bashful, Sleepy and of course the most beloved…. Dopey.

For a long time things go well, until the Evil Queen finds out, that Snow White is still alive. Disguised as an old woman, she offers her a poisoned apple, which causes her to fall into a deep sleep. The only thing that can save her is a kiss of love. When the dwarves have placed Snow White in a glass coffin, they are deeply saddened. Salvation is at hand when a prince from another kingdom comes along and immediately falls in love. The kiss he gives her immediately awakens her…. And they lived happily ever after.

THOMAS KINKADE

Thomas Kinkade Studios continues the legacy of the “Painter of Light,” Thomas Kinkade, by creating art in his signature style. The studios create a collaborative environment where artists are trained in Kinkade’s techniques and vision. They focus on detail, light and storytelling and produce both original paintings and studio prints. The studios also collaborate with companies such as Disney, extending Kinkade’s work to a variety of products.