"Creating Moments of Beauty and Magic" WDCC Poster 21in x 39in Signed by David Pacheco

Red K Products presents: Walt Disney Classics Collection Signed Poster - A Historic Tribute to Sculptor Kent Melton!

Capture a piece of Disney history with this exceptional signed lithograph, titled "Creating Moments of Beauty and Magic." This rare promotional poster serves as a visual "birth certificate" for the legendary Walt Disney Classics Collection (WDCC), dating back to the line's inception in 1993. The piece features stunning photography of the collection's launch sculptures, including Sorcerer Mickey from Fantasia, the mice from Cinderella, and scenes from Bambi.

The true jewel of this collectible is the authentic hand-signature of the late Kent Melton (1955-2024). As a principal sculptor for the WDCC and a master maquette artist, Mr. Melton helped define the look of modern Disney collectibles. This is a "synergistic" masterpiece: a promotional manifesto featuring the artist's own work, signed by the artist himself. With Mr. Melton's recent passing, this autograph represents a rare and finite link to the golden era of Disney sculpting.

Perfect for:

• Serious collectors of the Walt Disney Classics Collection (WDCC) looking for foundational history.
• Fans of the late, legendary sculptor Kent Melton seeking a tribute to his legacy.
• Disney enthusiasts who appreciate "synergistic" collectibles where the artist signs the work they created.
• Anyone seeking a large, gallery-worthy display piece (approx. 39" x 18") for a dedicated Disney room.

Condition: This vintage ephemera is in phenomenal condition for its age. It is unfaded and bright, free from visible staining, foxing, or significant edge creasing. As is common with vintage paper stored in tubes, it exhibits a slight waviness that should flatten beautifully if framed. It has been preserved as a true collector's item.

Here's the list of contents:

• Signed WDCC Poster: One (1) original 1993-era lithographic poster titled "Creating Moments of Beauty and Magic," measuring approximately 39" x 18", hand-signed by sculptor Kent Melton.