Beauty and the Beast Falling in Love
Art Notes
Of all the Disney love stories, perhaps Beauty and the Beast is the most poignant. Beast’s true identity is a charming prince who is discovering love in the form of the beautiful Belle. In my painting I memorialize that magic moment when they first begin to discover their love for each other. Many of the characters from the movie are present, including Belle’s eccentric father Maurice, the wonderful characters of Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and of course, Lumiere. In the distance, we see the village that is a central setting for many of the film’s most important moments. As with every piece in my Disney Dreams Collection, I attempted to portray a panorama of the entire movie, rather than an individual scene. My desire is that the viewer’s eye would wander around the painting making discoveries in every corner of the image. Beauty and the Beast Falling in Love represents, in my mind, my highest accomplishment so far in the Disney Dreams Collection.
The crowning achievement and the central discovery in the image is the sweeping sense of romance that is at the core of the Beauty and the Beast fairy tale. Here truly is unconditional love in its purest form. I hope you sense that love every time you look upon Beauty and the Beast Falling in Love.
Collection: Disney Dreams
Painted: 2010
Published: 2010
Style: Narrative Panorama
Classification: Thomas Kinkade Original
Limited Edition: Available
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Tags: American Pop Culture, Belle, Bridge, Castle, Cogsworth, Disney, Disney Images, Disney Princess, eu, europe, european, Lumiere, Maurice, Movies, Mrs. Potts, Rainbow
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Hi, I was just wondering what the order of Disney Dreams collection was.
Hi Rachel,
Here is a link to the Disney Dreams Collection: https://thomaskinkade.com/art-collection/disney-dreams/ The paintings in this collection are displayed with the newest first (Fantasia) and the oldest last (Snow White Discovers the Cottage). Thank you for being a Thomas Kinkade Disney Fan!
Hi, thank you for the link. I’m just a little confused because I read in another comment that there are 17 puzzles in the disney dreams collection but there are only 12 puzzles in the link that was sent. I was wondering what the other puzzles were that are in the collection. Also, are Tangled and Peter Pan part of the Disney Dreams Collection or a separate collection?
I see Peter Pan now on the list but was still wondering if the Tangled one was part of the collection.
Hi Rachel,
All of the paintings in the Disney Dreams Collection are at https://thomaskinkade.com/art-collection/disney-dreams/. We have published other Disney paintings that are not part of the Disney Dreams Collection, though. All of our Disney paintings can be found here: https://thomaskinkade.com/art-genre/disney-images/
With regards to the puzzles, Ceaco is our puzzle partner. They have licensed our images to manufacture and distribute the puzzles. All of the puzzle titles that are currently available can be found at http://www.ceaco.com/artists/ThomasKinkade
Thank you again for being a Thomas Kinkade Disney Fan!
I am working on the Beauty and the Beast Puzzle and I noticed the mice from Cinderella, Gus-Gus and the other little guy. Was this intentional? I love your images and really enjoy the puzzles.
Donna, thank you for being a Thomas Kinkade Disney fan! We are so glad you like the puzzle version of this painting. Thomas Kinkade did hide characters from various Disney films in his paintings for a period of time. We are glad you enjoyed finding them!
Beauty and the Beast Falling in Love. Is so beautiful,when i seen it at the Thomas Kinkaed art gallery i new i had to have it. so i got it as a give from my son. i cried because he said to the lady my mom want’s this so it is now her’s. the love the feeling from this painting is something else.i have always loved Thomas Kinkead paintings as a young child.