Disney Beauty and the Beast Christmas Celebration Wall Art by Thomas Kinkade Studios

Image Notes

The friendship between Belle and the Beast has blossomed into true love. What perfect time than Christmas to celebrate this new beginning than with cherished family and friends. As Belle and the Beast dance in the brightly lit ballroom, finishing touches are being applied to the majestic Christmas tree. Mrs. Potts, Chip, Cogsworth, Lumiere, Fifi, FrouFrou and Wardrobe watch with smiling faces, and yearn to join the pair in the colorful festivities. Thomas Kinkade Studios proudly presents Disney Beauty and the Beast Christmas Celebration.

Key Points:

Disney Beauty and the Beast Christmas Celebration is the second Thomas Kinkade Studios painting that portrays a Disney Princess celebrating the holidays. The first painting was Disney Cinderella Bring Home the Tree.
As Belle and The Beast dance and trim the tree, Mrs. Potts, Chip, Cogsworth, Lumiere, Fifi, FrouFrou and Wardrobe happily look on.
The Christmas tree is adorned with golden garland and jewel-toned ornaments that perfectly match the Beast's ballroom and Belle's iconic dress.
A beautiful portrait of Belle and the Beast in his Prince form hangs above the fireplace.

Thomas Kinkade Studios

Thomas Kinkade, known as the “Painter of Light,” valued both artistic skill and mentorship. Throughout his career, he shared his creative process with fellow artists and encouraged collaboration. By exchanging ideas and demonstrating his approach, he established the techniques, concepts, and vision that shaped the signature Kinkadian style seen in his paintings.

Today, the artists of Thomas Kinkade Studios continue to apply many of the methods he developed, from initial sketches to digital refinement, oil brushwork, image recapture, and the careful use of light. These techniques guide the creation of paintings, canvas wall art, and framed art that reflect the recognizable character of his artwork.

The studio remains focused on producing artwork that conveys warmth, familiarity, and a sense of place. Through limited edition paintings and other wall art formats, the goal is to uphold Thomas Kinkade’s belief that art should be accessible while maintaining the craftsmanship and thoughtful detail that collectors expect.