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    [Question] Minimalist Mulan painting?

    Hi all!

    I hope this isn't against the rules for this forum (and if it is, please move this to the correct one), but a few years ago, one of my friends was at Disneyland and saw a really great minimalist painting of Mulan in the art gallery on Main Street. I don't have a photo of it (I've been searching all my messages and can't find it), but it was primarily lineart that formed her silhouette, with a few splashes of color that made it clear that it was Mulan. It was quite clean, so it wasn't a sketch, but a full-on painting. The background was white, and the lines were plain black. It's not anywhere on any of the Disney gallery sites that I can find, and I'm having trouble finding it via Google. Does anyone have any ideas where I might be able to find the painting, if not for purchase, at least to view?
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    Is it one of these?
    "Disneyland is often called a magic kingdom because
    it combines fantasy and history, adventure and learning,
    together with every variety of recreation and fun,
    designed to appeal to everyone."
    - Walt Disney

    "Disneyland is all about turning movies into rides."
    - Michael Eisner

    "It's very symbiotic."
    - Bob Chapek

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      I'm not sure why, but from the description Brando gave, I was picturing something along the lines of Japanese (yes, I know she's not Japanese) ink paintings (typically minimalist, just a few splashes of color). I know this isn't the image in question (too much detail in the character) but Whitney Pollett's "A Girl Worth Fighting For" comes to mind: https://www.depop.com/products/kissm...-mulan-canvas/

      I searched all I could but couldn't find anything else along those lines so I might be way off. Sorry I couldn't be more help!
      "I take no side. I am beyond your worrying and wars. I am unseen. Unknowable. Like a rock in the river."

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        Originally posted by Mr Wiggins View Post
        Is it one of these?
        Originally posted by Blurr View Post
        I'm not sure why, but from the description Brando gave, I was picturing something along the lines of Japanese (yes, I know she's not Japanese) ink paintings (typically minimalist, just a few splashes of color). I know this isn't the image in question (too much detail in the character) but Whitney Pollett's "A Girl Worth Fighting For" comes to mind: https://www.depop.com/products/kissm...-mulan-canvas/

        I searched all I could but couldn't find anything else along those lines so I might be way off. Sorry I couldn't be more help!
        It's definitely closer to the one Blurr posted; the ones that Mr Wiggins provided were a bit more colorful than I remember the painting being. It's definitely not that piece, like you said, Blurr, but it's along those lines. I want to say that it featured all of Mulan, not just a bust of her. That's helpful, though--thank you for trying, folks!!

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