Cruella DeVil's Car

Enchanted Places
Walt Disney Classic Collection

Cruella's Car
Cruella DeVil is an outrageous, colorful villainess, so it makes sense for her car to reflect her flamboyant style.  Now, her flashy caddie has been replicated as a sculpture that matches every detail of the animated original - from the monogrammed hubcaps to the chrome-plated grill and bumper.

Visit Cruella's Car and the rest of the Enchanted Places collection to see how unforgettable Disney settings are recreated as fine animation art sculptures.

Cruella's Car from One Hundred and One Dalmatians, 9" length.  Suggested Retail Price $165
1999

Disney Villians

Disney Villains
Through the years, colorful villains have enlivened the Disney animated cartoons and provided challenges for our heroes, from Mickey Mouse to Bernard and Bianca.

This postcard is unused.

The characters listed are not named on the postcard, but I think I got them all:

Chernabog - Night on Bald Mountain in Fantasia
Peg-Leg Pete
Shere Khan - The Jungle Book
Big Bad Wolf - Three Little Pigs
Monstro - Pinocchio
Percival C. McLeach - Rescuers Down Under
Hook - Peter Pan
Maleficent and Diablo - Sleeping Beauty
Lady Tremaine (Evil Step Mom) - Cinderella
Ursula - Little Mermaid
Evil Queen - Snow White
Madam Mim - The Sword in the Stone
King Richard and Sir Hiss - Robin Hood
Professor Ratigan - The Great Mouse Detective
Mangiafuoco, Honest John and Gideon - Pinoccio
The Horned King - The Black Cauldron
Cruella Deville - 101 Dalmations

101 Dalmatians, Cruella DeVil, Advertising for Animation Art

101 Dalmatians
Cruella DeVil barges into the home of her old school chum and declares her passionate fondness for fur coats - while eerily eyeing Anita's Dalmatians - in this new sericel edition.

"Hello Dahling!"
From 101 Dalmatians
Sericel
Edition: 5,000
Image Size: Approximately 13 " x 10"
Framed Size: Approximately 21" x 18"
Published by Walt Disney Art Classics

Advertising Postcard for Walt Disney Studios - Animation Art - released in 1997

Disney Villains

For some reason the back of this metallic postcards reads:
Based on "Winnie the Pooh" works, by A. A. Milne and E.H. Shappard
This 'error' postcard was bought inside Walt Disney World in 2009