April 23, 2024
Ltd. Ed. TinkerBell Glass Vase Mischievous By J Salvati
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Tinker Bell Limited Edition Hand Painted Fine Art Glass Entitled, Mischievous By Artist, Jim Salvati This is a delightful, limited edition, hand painted 6.75" x 3" glass vase entitled, Mischievous, by the talented artist Jim Salvati . The edition size is 195. In addition to free shipping, we're offering a free accompanying autographed card or 8" x 10" photo , whichever you choose, signed by Margaret Kerry, the original reference model for Disney's Tinker Bell in the 1953 film, Peter Pan. About the artist:Jim Salvati has been a prolific artist for movie studios and theaters, with a client list that includes Disney, Warner Bros., Sony Pictures, Paramount Pictures and Radio City Music Hall. He was the master illustrator and conceptual artist behind many of the memorable images and finished paintings associated with the "Harry Potter" films. About Disney Art Glass: Combining ancient techniques of incredible skill and craftsmanship with the timeless magic of Disney storytelling, Disney Fine Art Glass is a collection of fine art sculptures unlike any other. Each piece is hand cut and shaped out of optical crystal glass; no molds of any kind are used. The center of each piece is bored out from the bottom and hand painted from the inside using a very tiny specialized brush which holds a few strands of wolf's hair. Master Inside Painters
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