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Bella Notte Disney Fine Art by Heather Edwards
Status: Available | Condition:New | Edition:Limited Edition | Disney Fine Art | Dim:18 X 24 | CEHBELLAN
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Price:$595.00
Availability: Yes as of Date: October 24, 2025
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Heather Edwards is a Disney Fine Art artist known for her fantasy realism and classically inspired painting techniques. Her work brings modern storytelling to life, reimagining mythical themes, folklore, and beloved pop culture characters with emotionally expressive portraits and rich, detailed compositions. Edwards' ability to blend realism with fantasy has made her limited edition Disney prints and original works highly sought after by collectors. Through her distinctive vision, she transforms familiar characters into timeless fine art pieces, offering a contemporary fantasy art experience that resonates with fans and collectors alike.
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Bella Notte
Bella Notte Lady and the Tramp by Heather Theurer The irresistible moment shared between Lady and the Tramp in the alleyway behind Tony's Restaurant had everything a hopeless romantic might dream of: two lovers coming together, charming music, good food and ambiance in abundance. And who doesn't love puppies? I couldn't help but paint these two lovebirds in their famous spaghetti scene. As a part of the fun of painting Bella Notte, I included a handful of Easter eggs for the viewer to enjoy as well. . Behind Lady are posters on the wall of the building (reminiscent of the ones in the film) featuring Steamboat Willie. . To the left-hand side, beneath the stairway, is an Easter egg for a film I am planning on creating a painting for in the future: The Jazz Cats from Aristocrats, and very fitting to the whole feel of the alley. . On the label at the mouth of the wine bottle is the number 1925, which is when Walt married his wife, Lillian - this romantic scene being dedicated to them. . The label of the wine bottle itself has a few hints of "Disney" culture, some of these will be left for your imagination... . Lastly, in the spaghetti is a hidden Mickey! The two meatballs making up his ears and the swirl of noodles beneath creating the round shape of his head.