Description

The Brushstroke Vignette collection showcases scenes from classic Thomas Kinkade paintings on canvas. Inspired by antique Italian designs, classic frames complement your artwork with a distressed look and a luxuriously warm finish. Available in Satin Black, they provide a sophisticated look that will complement any home decor.

Image Notes

Where did the words ‘happily ever after’ come from? It’s a beautiful expression that everything will work out perfectly, and it’s borrowed from fairy tale endings we’ve read in books and watched on films, including Disney’s Cinderella.

Cinderella and Prince Charming are now officially married and have dashed into the ornate carriage to depart for their ‘happily ever after’. The King is joined by Cinderella’s mice friends, and Bruno is running around with excitement. Meanwhile, Lucifer is trying to gain a higher vantage point to see why the stepsisters are crying inconsolably, as Lady Tremaine feigns a nonchalant, carefree attitude. Thomas Kinkade Studios has reimagined what these words could look like on canvas and present Disney Cinderella Happily Ever After.

© Disney

Key Points:

• Disney Cinderella Happily Ever After is the second painting by Thomas Kinkade Studios that beautifully portrays the wedding day of a Disney Princess and her Prince. The first painting was Disney Little Mermaid Celebration of Love.
• The King and the Grand Duke happily wave to Disney’s Cinderella and Prince Charming as their carriage pulls away. Jaq, Gus and their mice friends stand nearby, also wishing the happy couple well.
• Do you see Cinderella’s bluebird friends?
• Lady Tremaine, Drizella Tremaine, Anastasia Tremaine and their cat, Lucifer, watch from nearby.
• Cinderella’s Castle can be seen in the distance, situated beautifully at the top of the hill.