ROMERO BRITTO x Disney 'Mini Mickey Mouse' Miniature 3.5" Resin Figurine **NIB**

Description: ROMERO BRITTO (b. 1963, Brazil) x Disney, 'Mini Mickey Mouse Holding Heart', 2019 Miniature 3.5" Resin Collectible Sculpture / Figurine Beautiful and colorful Romero Britto Mini Mickey Mouse Holding Heart figurine made of durable stone resin with gloss finish. Dimensions: 3.5" x 3" x 1-3/4" (9 cm x 7.7 cm x 4.7 cm). Material: Calcium Carbonate, Stone Resin. © 2019 Romero Britto and Disney. BRAND NEW in original window gift box (4-1/4" x 3-3/8" x 2"). With a joyful smile, Mickey holds out a brightly painted heart to his beloved Minnie. Mickey is rocking a gloriously diverse palette, thanks to a unique paint job by Romero Britto, a multi-talented Brazilian pop artist known for his vibrant colors.Introduced June 2019..Designed by Pop Artist Romero Britto.3.5" in Height.Romero Britto Mickey Mouse in this vibrant and colorful hand-painted figurine.Hand Crafted in High Quality Stone Resin.Perfect for any Disney Fan or Collector!Gift boxed.Since 1989, Romero Britto's reputation as one of the most famous Pop artists of his generation has been firmly established. Today he is collected by, and done portraits of world's #1 tennis player Roger Federer, Dustin Hoffman, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Jordan, Gloria Estefan, Andre Agassi, Eileen Guggenheim, David Rockefeller, Senator Ted Kennedy and dozens of other society, political and entertainment figures. Britto has been a fixture on the international art scene since 1989 when he was commissioned by Absolut Vodka along with Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf and Andy Warhol, to design a bottle label for a company advertising campaign. Following on the heels of Absolut, Britto's whimsical Pop art is consistently commissioned by major corporations for large-scale murals, sculptures and product logos around the world. Recent corporate requests include Disney, Evian, Pepsi-Cola, Volvo, Royal Caribbean, Unilever and BMW (Mini Cooper). Britto was born in the small, fishing village of Recife, Brazil, in 1963. Accepting a friend's invitation, Romero traveled to Miami where he sold his art on the streets of Coconut Grove until being represented by the highly respected gallery owner, Berenice Steiner. Through his vibrant colors, playful themes and hard-edged compositions, Romero Britto captures the attention of both youthful spirits and educated art collectors. Easily recognized, Britto's work is unmistakable bold, modern and colorful. His style combines the mass cultural references of Pop Art with the intricate compositional qualities of cubism. Most distinctive is the incorporation of his Britto signature as a design element. Today, Romero Britto is represented in galleries on five continents and has had several museum exhibits in the U.S., Europe and South America. His paintings and sculptures can currently be seen in Monte Carlo, France, Sao Paulo, Germany, Dubai, China and Switzerland among other countries. Romero Britto's paintings have been presented to British Prime Minister Tony Blair and the Prime Minister of Ireland, Bertie Ahern. He has been introduced to President George Bush and Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice by his good friend, Columba Bush, wife of Florida Governor Jeb Bush after receiving a private lunch invitation to the White House. In 2006, he was invited to speak on two panels at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Other invitees included U2's Bono, artists Christo and Jean-Claude, actors Michael Douglas and Angelina Jolie, Professor Elie Wiesel, and curator with New York's Museum of Modern Art, Paola Antonelli. Britto was the youngest artist at the 2006 Forum and one of only two artists from the U.S. He was also asked to speak at the 2007 Forum. Romero's commissioned monumental sculpture this year commemorated the 40th anniversary of the Montreux Jazz Festival. Britto's portrait of legendary art dealer and the founder of Art Basel, Ernst Beyeler, now hangs at Fondation Beyeler, the Swiss museum that also houses the works of Klee, Cézanne, Picasso, Monet, Matisse and Giacometti. In December 2005, Britto joined the international short list of artists selected to participate in the Florence Biennale and will do so again in 2006. He has been named the state of Florida's Ambassador of the Arts. In 2004, his 'Welcome' sculpture, the world's largest aluminum sculpture, was erected at Dadeland station in Miami. PLEASE SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS BY CLICKING MY StoreICON ABOVE

Price: 40 USD

Location: Miami, Florida

End Time: 2025-01-25T15:23:26.000Z

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