Artist: Thomas Kinkade
Title:101 Dalmatians
Edition: Limited SN/AP Paper and Hand Hilighted Canvas Editions.
Sizes: 12" x 18" | 18" x 27" | 24" x 36"
About the Art When Walt Disney presented his seventeenth movie - One Hundred and One Dalmatians - in 1961, Walt Disney Studios strayed from its mainstay approach. Where they had come to be known for creating fictitious worlds with fantastical characters, Disney chose the existing majestic city of London. In addition, the movie was set in the same time period as its release. The film was met with high praise, and was one of the highest grossing films in 1961. It became a benchmark in animation history.

Now for fans who have loved this story for decades, the Thomas Kinkade Studios has transformed the iconic film into a brilliant take-home piece as a part of the Disney Collection titled 101 Dalmatians. Take a visual tour of historic London with all of its famous landmarks, while you listen to the cheerful sounds of frolicking puppies. With the help of Pongo and Perdita, a romantic spark sets this timeless adventure in motion - creating a sea of spots and attracting the deviant eye of Cruella De Vil and her not-so-helpful henchmen. England's capitol city in 1961 is illustrated in great detail in 101 Dalmatians, with the River Thames, Westminster Bridge, Big Ben, and the House of Parliament with Victoria Tower. 101 Dalmatians is set in the very park where Roger and Anita first make each other's acquaintance. There are also a few Dalmatians in this painting - 101 to be exact! Can you spot them all? Cruella De Vil's car, with its long, ominous snout, can be seen parked in front of a row of Edwardian era houses. While Jasper and Horace are hidden in the shrubbery, uselessly plotting to catch the pups, Cruella De Vil lurks behind a tree breathing out her frustrated insults. Upon closer inspection into 101 Dalmatians, Sergeant Tibs the cat is visibly overwhelmed by the childish canines chasing him.