Pin’art Event - Vitruvivian Stitch

This clever and highly sought-after pin features Stitch from the beloved 2002 Disney film Lilo & Stitch, reimagined in a humorous parody of Leonardo da Vinci’s famous 'Vitruvian Man' sketch. Released as part of the 'Pin’art Event' at Disneyland Paris in June 2009, this design captures Stitch in his 'Experiment 626' persona, complete with a painter’s beret and a faux-white beard as he poses next to a sketch of his multiple-limbed form. The pin utilizes a Pin on Pin design, giving the foreground Stitch a dimensional, layered appearance that stands out against the cream-colored background. The text on the pin reads 'Experiment 626' and 'Da Vinstitch,' a playful pun that has made this a fan-favorite among Stitch collectors globally. As a Limited Edition 900 release, it remains a significant piece for those who appreciate the artistic and whimsical side of Disney pin trading. The pin celebrates the intersection of classical art history and modern Disney animation, showcasing the high-quality, creative designs that Disneyland Paris events are known for. Collectors prize this item not only for its unique concept but also for the enduring popularity of Stitch, who remains one of the most collected characters in the hobby. Its status as an event-exclusive item adds to its prestige, as it was only available to attendees during that specific 2009 celebration.