Disney Mickey and Minnie in San Francisco – 16″ x 20″ Brushstroke Vignette

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

“In the Passport to Adventure series by Thomas Kinkade Studios, Disney’s Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, along with some of their closest friends, explore famous travel destinations around the world. This time Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and their friends are visiting San Francisco.

In Disney Mickey and Minnie in San Francisco by Thomas Kinkade Studios, the bright sunshine is casting a warm glow over the City by the Bay, and is shimmering a reflection of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge onto the water. Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, along with Goofy and Pluto, are enjoying a ride on a classic San Francisco cable car. Chip and Dale watch with fascination as Minnie rings the cable car bell to get the attention of Donald Duck and Daisy Duck, who are merrily peddling by on a bicycle built for two.

© Disney

Key Points

• Disney Mickey and Minnie in San Francisco is the 12th painting in the Passport to Adventure series. Other beautiful destinations where the pair and their friends have been featured include Hawaii, Hollywood, Paris, Ireland, the Alps, the Australian Outback, Greece, Mexico, Florida, London, and Italy.
• In this painting Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and their friends are enjoying their day in the City by the Bay. Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy and Pluto ride the cable car, while Donald Duck and Daisy Duck are peddling alongside on a tandem bicycle. Can you spot Chip and Dale?
• The Thomas Kinkade Studios symbol is etched on the front of the cable car, which is number 58, the year of Thomas Kinkade’s birth.
• Signature Thomas Kinkade Studios light posts and beautiful foliage line both sides of the street.”