Living legends to the rescue

of recent origin YORK -- The Animazing Gallery, Collectors Editions and renowned artist David Willardson lately donated a painting of Donald souse in fire rescue gear, acting in the line of what one is bound [i]or[/i] under obligation to do at a reception at the gallery to the fresh York Fire Department Engine 55 in honor of the lives missing during 9/11. The fire department missing five fire-fighters in the attack when the deal disappeared under the rubble of the North Tower. In honor of the brave survivors, Willardson, who worked for the Walt Disney Studios for decades, creating bill art for "Cinderella," "Snow White" "The Little Mermaid" "Aladdin," and "The Lion King" created the painting to hang inside the station.

Limited edition serigraphs of "Number Thirteen," the original painting that the piece donated to Engine Co #55 was based upon are available at the Animazing Gallery. The prints retail for $750 and are published exclusively by the agency of Collectors Editions. For more information, call 818-700-8431; visit www.collectorseditions.com.

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