• Hand Signed by the Artist • Unique Original Artwork from the "Inspired By" Collection • Certificate of Authenticity Included • Ready to Frame Donald Duck has never worn trousers. So who better to step into one of David Hockney's famous California pool paintings? In this witty original, veteran Disney artist Tony Fernandez reimagines "Peter Getting Out of Nick's Pool" (1966), one of the iconic works from Hockney's Los Angeles years. Seen from behind, Donald leans on the edge of the pool with his feet still in the water, his famous tail feathers on full display, while he gazes at the modern house in front of him: the big glass window with its diagonal reflections, the striped yellow awning, the garden chair and the potted plants. Below him, the pool shimmers with Hockney's unmistakable wavy white lines on bright turquoise water. And floating quietly in the corner, a little yellow rubber duck keeps him company: a perfect wink that only a true Disney artist would think of. Painted in acrylic on art paper, with clean lines, flat colours and the sunny, minimalist atmosphere of 1960s California, the piece is a brilliant meeting between one of the most celebrated living artists and Disney's most famous duck. ▸ Acrylic on art paper ▸ Format: 31 x 30 cm (unframed) Tony Fernandez is a veteran Disney artist who has been drawing Disney's most beloved characters for more than 35 years and continues to work for Disney in Europe today. A former Creative Director and Head of Artists at Comicup Studio, he is the creator of the "Inspired By" Collection, a pioneering series of more than 600 original works in which Mickey, Donald, Daisy and their friends step into the masterpieces of art history and the great icons of popular culture. His originals are collected internationally by Disney, comic art and animation enthusiasts. This one-of-a-kind original comes directly from the artist's studio, hand signed and accompanied by its Certificate of Authenticity. ** Express and Secure Guaranteed Shipping.