Death NYC Mickey Minnie Mt Fuji Cherry Blossom Signed 2024 Pop Art Acrylic
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Death NYC — Mickey & Minnie at Mt. Fuji
What You Are Getting
A hand-signed Death NYC print featuring one of the artist’s most visually beautiful compositions — Mickey and Minnie Mouse seated together on a bench overlooking a Japanese cityscape at twilight, with Mount Fuji rising in the background and cherry blossoms framing the scene. Signed in pencil, dated 2024, and numbered as part of a limited edition with the embossed Death & Co. authentication seal.
The composition is remarkably tender for Death NYC — a departure from the aggressive appropriation and brand-collision style that defines most of the catalog. Here, Mickey and Minnie sit side by side with their backs to the viewer, arms around each other, gazing at the snow-capped peak of Fuji as the sun sets over the glowing city below. The cherry blossoms overhead complete the scene with a soft pink canopy. It reads as simultaneously romantic, nostalgic, and culturally layered — Disney’s most iconic couple transplanted into a Japanese postcard that could hang in a gallery in Shibuya or San Francisco.
The print is presented in a red acrylic sandwich display with brushed stainless steel standoff bolts. The red acrylic complements the warm sunset tones and cherry blossom pink in the composition, creating a cohesive presentation that elevates the piece above standard framing. Stands upright on a shelf or desk, or can be wall-mounted.
Print Details
| Artist | Death NYC |
| Title | Mickey & Minnie at Mt. Fuji (Cherry Blossom Sunset) |
| Year | 2024 (signed and dated) |
| Edition | Limited Edition (Numbered in Pencil) |
| Medium | Full-Color Mixed Media Print on Fine Art Paper |
| Display | Red Acrylic Sandwich Display with Brushed Steel Standoffs |
| Signed | Yes — Hand-Signed in Pencil (Lower Left) |
| Authentication | Embossed Death & Co. Blind Stamp |
| Subject | Mickey & Minnie Mouse x Mt. Fuji x Cherry Blossoms x Japanese Cityscape |
| Condition | Excellent — Print and red acrylic display in pristine condition |
About the Work
This composition represents a softer, more romantic side of Death NYC’s Disney appropriation catalog. Where many of the artist’s Disney works operate through irony, cultural collision, or brand subversion, the Mickey & Minnie at Mt. Fuji piece is genuinely beautiful — a warm, atmospheric scene that uses Disney’s most beloved couple as emotional anchors in a Japanese landscape that could have been painted by Hasui Kawase. The twilight palette of deep navy, warm amber, and soft cherry blossom pink gives the piece a cinematic quality that reads as both animation cel and fine art print.
The cross-cultural element — American cartoon characters in a distinctly Japanese setting — speaks to Death NYC’s ongoing theme of global cultural exchange. Disney is as ubiquitous in Japan as it is in the United States (Tokyo Disneyland was the first international Disney park), and placing Mickey and Minnie in front of Mt. Fuji feels both surreal and completely natural. The cherry blossoms add temporal urgency — sakura season is fleeting, and the transience of beauty is a core theme of both Japanese aesthetics and the pop art tradition Death NYC operates within.
About the Artist
Death NYC is an anonymous New York City-based street artist whose name stands for Don’t Easily Abandon The Hope. The artist’s work has been featured in Vogue, Artnet, and Hypebeast. The Disney appropriation series — which reimagines Mickey, Minnie, and other classic characters in contexts ranging from luxury fashion to Japanese landscapes — is among the most commercially successful and visually accessible bodies of work in the Death NYC catalog.
What Is Included
- Death NYC “Mickey & Minnie at Mt. Fuji” print, signed, dated 2024, numbered
- Embossed Death & Co. authentication seal
- Red acrylic sandwich display with brushed steel standoffs
Shipping
Ships within 1–2 business days via UPS from San Francisco, CA.
Acrylic display packed with foam protectors, bubble wrap, and a rigid outer box.
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