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The Pink Panther films are modern film classics that have endured through generations.  The mishaps of inspector Clouseau introduced millions of Americans to rich comedy accentuated with pits and pratfalls.  The great Peter Sellers brought to life a hilarious character who is often replicated but will never be truly duplicated.

Now is your chance to own a piece of a classic film legacy.  This original print is taken from the introduction of the original The Pink Panther classic, filmed in 1964.  The film that started it all was known for its innovative, chic cinematography and style.  Now, you can take the wayward methods of the inspector, along with the sleek styling of the Pink Panther, and hang it on your wall.

Normally, a fine print such as this would sell for over one hundred dollars from a local retailer.  On bidz.com, you can take home this fine art, along with a certificate of authenticity, for a more than reasonable price.  Bid today to own this piece of film history.

This romantic piece is titled “Flowers in Paris.” It is the creation of Bulgarian artist Vessela Kolibarova. I don’t know what it is about foreign art, but there’s a certain charm I can’t resist.

The auction states, “BID NOW ON INTRICATE EUROPEAN CITY SCENES BY FAMED BULGARIAN ARTIST VESSELA KOLIBAROVA! For the casual art collector and serious enthusiast, Kolibarova s mix of vibrant color and attention to detail will both charm the eye and captivate the senses. Flowers in Paris is numbered, hand signed, includes the Certificate of Authenticity, and measures approximately 20.00 X 13.00 inches.

“While Bulgarian artist Vessela Kolibarova began her career primarily as an animator and designer she now employs a variety of different mediums such as pen and ink watercolor acrylics oils and ink on acetate to invoke her picturesque European cityscapes. Ms. Kolibarova has also mastered the unique process of Egg Tempera on wood for her reproductions of Christian Orthodox Icons. More original works by Vessela Kolibarova can be viewed at private galleries in New York.”