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Lady and the TrampAs loyal as she is lovely, Lady greets Jim Dear everyday with a captivating doggie trick: sitting up on her hind legs to welcome her cherished owner home and get a well-deserved treat. Proud of her brand-new license tag—shiny symbol of her happy domesticity—this pampered pedi-greed pooch is anything but spoiled, for she has a personality so loving it took three different real-life dogs to inspire it: an adorable puppy newlywed Walt presented to his bride Lillian in 1925; story artist Joe Grant’s own affectionate cocker spaniel Jennie; and another beautiful cocker spaniel named Blondie who belonged to Lady and the Tramp co-director Ham Luske. Plussed with a charming pewter license tag on her collar, this pretty Lady is the perfect pet for any collection.
New!a. upc 045544333276 item # 4020442title Lady: Warm Welcome height: 5” (12.7 cm.)available Spring 2011sculptor Jacqueline Perrault Gonzales
Limited Quantities Availableb. upc 045544770194item # 1028586title Lady and the Tramp Opening Title height: 1 3/5” (4 cm.)
Beauty and the BeastGazing tenderly at the image of her beloved Beast as enchantingly conjured up by the Magic Mirror, Belle
attempts to convince the frightened townspeople that they have nothing to fear from the seemingly ferocious figure, for the
lovely princess-to-be sees her spellbound Prince through the eyes of love. As the heroine of a new fairy tale, this bookish
beauty was celebrated as a new kind of Disney leading lady. “We tried to make Belle more European looking with fuller
lips, darker eyebrows and slightly smaller eyes,” revealed co-supervising animator James Baxter. “She’s also.
more worldly because she’s always reading.” Plussed with pewter hands, legs and the lock of hair Belle so endearingly
brushes back throughout the film, this graceful sculpture reflects the artistry of Beauty and the Beast in celebration of
the animated classic’s 20th anniversary.
New!a. upc 045544333283
item # 4020443 title Belle: “He’s Really Kind and Gentle. He’s my Friend.”
Beauty and the Beast 20th Anniversaryheight: 8 1/2” (21.6 cm.)
available Spring 2011sculptor Dusty Horner
Prototype ShownLimited Year of Production 2011
Limited Quantities Availableb. upc 045544770309
item # 1028663title Beauty and the Beast
Opening Titleheight: 1 3/5” (4 cm.)
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Prices and release dates are subject to change without notification. © Disney. Produced by Enesco, LLC., under license from Walt Disney Art Classics. Printed in the USA/Imprimé aux Etats Unis. Visit us at www.WaltDisneyClassicsCollection.com
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Robin Hood Oo-de-lally golly — what a day for a wedding! Jolly Friar Tuck was starting to think England didn’t have a prayer in the greedy paws of Prince John but now that heroic Robin Hood has triumphed, this ebullient cleric has the last chuckle as brave Robin weds beautiful Maid Marian. As for Allan-a-Dale, this rhyming rhythmic rooster is a minstrel, and that is, as he explains himself…”an early folk singer, and my job is to tell it like it is…or was…or whatever”. Naturally, this plucky minstrel is on hand to sing out the joyful news in his own laid-back way. Plussed with bronze legs and wire lute strings, Allan-a-Dale makes this glorious wedding or any occasion something to crow about.
Available Now!d. upc 045544185158
item # 4012500title Robin Hood and Maid Marian:
Merry Matrimonyheight 7” (17.7 cm.)
sculptor Bruce Lau
Sold Outtitle Toby Turtle: Peering Page
height 3 3/4” (9.5 cm.)
Sold Outtitle Skippy Rabbit: Attentive Attendant
height 4 1/2” (11.4 cm.)
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New!c. upc 045544316668
item # 4019503title FriarTuck: Bemused Badger
height: 7 1/4” (18.4 cm.)available Spring 2011
sculptor Bruce LauLimited Year of Production 2011
New!a. upc 045544316675item # 4019504title Allan-A-Dale: Rural Raconteurheight: 7 3/4” (19.7 cm.)available Spring 2011sculptor Jacqueline Perrault Gonzales Limited Year of Production 2011
Available Now!b. upc 045544773379item # 1225755title Robin Hood Opening Titleheight 1 3/5” (4 cm.)
Robin Hood Oo-de-lally golly — what a day for a wedding! Jolly Friar Tuck was starting to think England didn’t have a prayer in the greedy paws of Prince John but now that heroic Robin Hood has triumphed, this ebullient cleric has the last chuckle as brave Robin weds beautiful Maid Marian. As for Allan-a-Dale, this rhyming rhythmic rooster is a minstrel, and that is, as he explains himself…”an early folk singer, and my job is to tell it like it is…or was…or whatever”. Naturally, this plucky minstrel is on hand to sing out the joyful news in his own laid-back way. Plussed with bronze legs and wire lute strings, Allan-a-Dale makes this glorious wedding or any occasion something to crow about.
Available Now!d. upc 045544185158
item # 4012500title Robin Hood and Maid Marian:
Merry Matrimonyheight 7” (17.7 cm.)
sculptor Bruce Lau
Sold Outtitle Toby Turtle: Peering Page
height 3 3/4” (9.5 cm.)
Sold Outtitle Skippy Rabbit: Attentive Attendant
height 4 1/2” (11.4 cm.)
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New!c. upc 045544316668
item # 4019503title FriarTuck: Bemused Badger
height: 7 1/4” (18.4 cm.)available Spring 2011
sculptor Bruce LauLimited Year of Production 2011
New!a. upc 045544316675item # 4019504title Allan-A-Dale: Rural Raconteurheight: 7 3/4” (19.7 cm.)available Spring 2011sculptor Jacqueline Perrault Gonzales Limited Year of Production 2011
Available Now!b. upc 045544773379item # 1225755title Robin Hood Opening Titleheight 1 3/5” (4 cm.)
The Princess and the FrogUnder the twinkling New Orleans night sky, beautiful Tiana meets a most unlikely suitor—suave, self-confident Prince Naveen, transformed by Dr. Facilier’s tragic magic into an equally debonair frog. Naveen has never worked a day in his life but now as a frog, he finds his greatest quest lies before him. Right now, though, he just wants a kiss—as usual. Plussed with ornate pewter replicating the animated classic’s New Orleans-style architectural grace, this charming resin balcony detail complete with porcelain frog elegantly compliments dreamy Tiana.
New!a. upc 045544316682 item # 4019505title Dr. Facilier: Sinister Shadow Man height: 11 1/4” (28.6 cm.)available Spring 2011sculptor Patrick Romandy Simmons Numbered Limited Edition 500
Available Now!b. upc 045544209489
item # 4013468title Tiana: Wishing on the Evening Star
height: 8 1/2” (21.6cm.)sculptor Kent Melton
New!c. upc 045544322256
item # 4019836title Naveen (as Frog): “Kissing Would be Nice, yes.”
height: 5 1/4” (13.3 cm.)available Spring 2011
Limited Year of Production 2011
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The Princess and the FrogOozing with Southern charm and deceptive promises, magical, mystical Dr. Facilier is the deceitful voodoo man who masks his dark purposes with an underhanded pledge to make dreams come true. “He’s musical, he’s threatening, he’s tall, he’s lean, he’s thin,” observes supervising animator Bruce Smith of this versatile villain. “He can be very sweet. He’s handsome. He’s graceful. And I think all that stuff is, in very contem-porary animation anyway, rare to see in that type of villain.” Plussed with pewter and a glass bead topping his sinister staff, this shadowy figure is being a honored as a truly classic baddie, for Dr. Facilier is the 2011 release in the scary-but-sought-after Disney Villains series.
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The Princess and the FrogUnder the twinkling New Orleans night sky, beautiful Tiana meets a most unlikely suitor—suave, self-confident Prince Naveen, transformed by Dr. Facilier’s tragic magic into an equally debonair frog. Naveen has never worked a day in his life but now as a frog, he finds his greatest quest lies before him. Right now, though, he just wants a kiss—as usual. Plussed with ornate pewter replicating the animated classic’s New Orleans-style architectural grace, this charming resin balcony detail complete with porcelain frog elegantly compliments dreamy Tiana.
New!a. upc 045544316682 item # 4019505title Dr. Facilier: Sinister Shadow Man height: 11 1/4” (28.6 cm.)available Spring 2011sculptor Patrick Romandy Simmons Numbered Limited Edition 500
Available Now!b. upc 045544209489
item # 4013468title Tiana: Wishing on the Evening Star
height: 8 1/2” (21.6cm.)sculptor Kent Melton
New!c. upc 045544322256
item # 4019836title Naveen (as Frog): “Kissing Would be Nice, yes.”
height: 5 1/4” (13.3 cm.)available Spring 2011
Limited Year of Production 2011
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The Princess and the FrogOozing with Southern charm and deceptive promises, magical, mystical Dr. Facilier is the deceitful voodoo man who masks his dark purposes with an underhanded pledge to make dreams come true. “He’s musical, he’s threatening, he’s tall, he’s lean, he’s thin,” observes supervising animator Bruce Smith of this versatile villain. “He can be very sweet. He’s handsome. He’s graceful. And I think all that stuff is, in very contem-porary animation anyway, rare to see in that type of villain.” Plussed with pewter and a glass bead topping his sinister staff, this shadowy figure is being a honored as a truly classic baddie, for Dr. Facilier is the 2011 release in the scary-but-sought-after Disney Villains series.
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Pinocchio Knowing the star of Pinocchio had to be appealing, Walt Disney directed his artists to “win the audience to the little guy.” The lovable living puppet was enhanced with vocal artist Dickie Jones, who Walt said, had a “typical nice boy’s voice.” Walt also created a cricket sidekick, but reported, “At first we made Jiminy sort of a pompous fellow – kind of a windbag,” but voice artist Cliff Edwards’ performance had “so much life and fun in it that we altered the character to conform to the voice. Thus Jiminy comes to the screen... lively and full of quips.” Jiminy (the cricket-sized sculpture is bronze) wants the little woodenhead to call on him any time, so as the little conscience cheerfully chirps, all Pinocchio needs to do is give a little whistle.
New!a. upc 045544316705
item # 4019507title Pinocchio with Jiminy:
“Anytime you need me, you know, just whistle!”height: 6” (15.2 cm.)
available Spring 2011sculptor Bruce Lau
Numbered Limited Edition 750
Walt Disney’s Comics and StoriesCelebrating 70 years of publication in 2010,
Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories is one of the best-selling and longest-lived comic books
ever, and this fun-filled anthology of multi-paneled Disney delights has
featured many unforgettable covers over the years. Attributed to veteran artist
Carl Buettner, the famous cover art from issue number 33, June 1943, fea-tures Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck
in a playful comic-book favorite: the infinity cover, in which characters read
a comic cover picturing them reading a cover that pictures
them reading that cover, and so on, into infinity.
The latest release in the Classic Comics series
is an irresistible sculpture artfully
celebrating Disney’s flagship comic book—still
published today—while also spot-
lighting two of the greatest stars
from its pages.
New!a. upc 045544334334item # 4020463title Donald & Mickey: Comic Book CompanionsFourth in the Classic Comics Series height: 5 1/2” (14 cm.)available Spring 2011sculptor Bruce LauLimited Year of Production 2011
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Pinocchio Knowing the star of Pinocchio had to be appealing, Walt Disney directed his artists to “win the audience to the little guy.” The lovable living puppet was enhanced with vocal artist Dickie Jones, who Walt said, had a “typical nice boy’s voice.” Walt also created a cricket sidekick, but reported, “At first we made Jiminy sort of a pompous fellow – kind of a windbag,” but voice artist Cliff Edwards’ performance had “so much life and fun in it that we altered the character to conform to the voice. Thus Jiminy comes to the screen... lively and full of quips.” Jiminy (the cricket-sized sculpture is bronze) wants the little woodenhead to call on him any time, so as the little conscience cheerfully chirps, all Pinocchio needs to do is give a little whistle.
New!a. upc 045544316705
item # 4019507title Pinocchio with Jiminy:
“Anytime you need me, you know, just whistle!”height: 6” (15.2 cm.)
available Spring 2011sculptor Bruce Lau
Numbered Limited Edition 750
Walt Disney’s Comics and StoriesCelebrating 70 years of publication in 2010,
Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories is one of the best-selling and longest-lived comic books
ever, and this fun-filled anthology of multi-paneled Disney delights has
featured many unforgettable covers over the years. Attributed to veteran artist
Carl Buettner, the famous cover art from issue number 33, June 1943, fea-tures Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck
in a playful comic-book favorite: the infinity cover, in which characters read
a comic cover picturing them reading a cover that pictures
them reading that cover, and so on, into infinity.
The latest release in the Classic Comics series
is an irresistible sculpture artfully
celebrating Disney’s flagship comic book—still
published today—while also spot-
lighting two of the greatest stars
from its pages.
New!a. upc 045544334334item # 4020463title Donald & Mickey: Comic Book CompanionsFourth in the Classic Comics Series height: 5 1/2” (14 cm.)available Spring 2011sculptor Bruce LauLimited Year of Production 2011
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Lady and the TrampAs loyal as she is lovely, Lady greets Jim Dear everyday with a captivating doggie trick: sitting up on her hind legs to welcome her cherished owner home and get a well-deserved treat. Proud of her brand-new license tag—shiny symbol of her happy domesticity—this pampered pedi-greed pooch is anything but spoiled, for she has a personality so loving it took three different real-life dogs to inspire it: an adorable puppy newlywed Walt presented to his bride Lillian in 1925; story artist Joe Grant’s own affectionate cocker spaniel Jennie; and another beautiful cocker spaniel named Blondie who belonged to Lady and the Tramp co-director Ham Luske. Plussed with a charming pewter license tag on her collar, this pretty Lady is the perfect pet for any collection.
New!a. upc 045544333276 item # 4020442title Lady: Warm Welcome height: 5” (12.7 cm.)available Spring 2011sculptor Jacqueline Perrault Gonzales
Limited Quantities Availableb. upc 045544770194item # 1028586title Lady and the Tramp Opening Title height: 1 3/5” (4 cm.)
Beauty and the BeastGazing tenderly at the image of her beloved Beast as enchantingly conjured up by the Magic Mirror, Belle
attempts to convince the frightened townspeople that they have nothing to fear from the seemingly ferocious figure, for the
lovely princess-to-be sees her spellbound Prince through the eyes of love. As the heroine of a new fairy tale, this bookish
beauty was celebrated as a new kind of Disney leading lady. “We tried to make Belle more European looking with fuller
lips, darker eyebrows and slightly smaller eyes,” revealed co-supervising animator James Baxter. “She’s also.
more worldly because she’s always reading.” Plussed with pewter hands, legs and the lock of hair Belle so endearingly
brushes back throughout the film, this graceful sculpture reflects the artistry of Beauty and the Beast in celebration of
the animated classic’s 20th anniversary.
New!a. upc 045544333283
item # 4020443 title Belle: “He’s Really Kind and Gentle. He’s my Friend.”
Beauty and the Beast 20th Anniversaryheight: 8 1/2” (21.6 cm.)
available Spring 2011sculptor Dusty Horner
Limited Year of Production 2011
Limited Quantities Availableb. upc 045544770309
item # 1028663title Beauty and the Beast
Opening Titleheight: 1 3/5” (4 cm.)
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Prices and release dates are subject to change without notification. © Disney. Produced by Enesco, LLC., under license from Walt Disney Art Classics. Printed in the USA/Imprimé aux Etats Unis. Visit us at www.WaltDisneyClassicsCollection.com
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