Natural Frame with white mat (for paper prints): adds 5.5” to the height & width of image dimensions.Black Frame with white mat (for paper prints): adds 6.5” to the height & width of image dimensions.Black Floater Frame (for canvas prints): adds 1.5” to the overall height & width of image dimensions.And as the story goes, it was on a train journey. Optional framing increases the overall height and width of the item as follows: G rowing up in the Midwest at the turn of the 20 th century, it’s no wonder that a young Walt Disney was fascinated by the thundering steam trains that crossed the landscape mechanical marvels that travailed iron roadways to great adventures just beyond the horizon. Print size options listed are image dimensions. Smaller paper print sizes come with standard glass. Walt Disney World Train Station Final - 3D model by SamanthaSoliz. Framing for large paper prints, sizes 20” x 20” and 24' x 30” includes plexiglass.Paper Prints: Black or Natural standard frame with a white acid-free mat.Canvas Prints: Black Floater Frame or Gallery Wrapped.This week we are drawing Winnie the Pooh.

Prints are created using archival quality inks, resulting in a beautiful, long lasting reproduction of this historic imagery Disney Artist Brian James Fitchner comes to you from the Animation Academy at Disneys Hollywood Studios.All prints are affixed with a authenticity hologram with the Photographs from the Walt Disney Archives logo.Each print arrives with a Certificate of Authenticity.Prints are available in three sizes, on archival paper or canvas.Walt Disney aboard his Carolwood Pacific Railroad, seen here set up at The Walt Disney Studios in the spring of 1951 prior to its installation at Walt's Carolwood Drive home in Holmby Hills, California. Fellow train buffs and legendary Disney animators Ward. Photographs from the Walt Disney Archives is a portfolio of historic images hand-curated by Disney Archivists for this exclusive collection. Walt Disneys early sketch for a 'Mickey Mouse Park' to be built next to the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California.

Disney train sketch