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The Mexico Pavilion is a blend of the three major eras that have shaped the country—the pre-Columbian period, the Spanish-Colonial period and modern Mexico. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this print showcases the pavilion's iconic Mesoamerican pyramid and Miguel, the lead character from the Disney and Pixar's animated film set in Mexico, Coco. The characters of Coco help tell the story of Día de Muertos in the current gallery exhibit inside the pavilion.

Designed by Disney artist Eric Tan, this matted print features the X-2 Deep Space Shuttle as it launches out of Earth's atmosphere in this abstract composition of Mission: SPACE inspired by the popular EPCOT attraction.

The spirit of Norway and its mythology is alive with this print depicting the former Maelstrom boat ride. Artist Eric Tan brings to life some of the most memorable moments of this fondly remembered EPCOT attraction.

In celebration of the ride-through attraction Horizons (1983-1999), comes this matted print. Created by artist Eric Tan, it replicates the nostalgia and forward-looking visions of the attraction, which was located on the current site of Mission: SPACE.

Take a nostalgic dive back into the past with this poster for The Living Seas at EPCOT. Created by artist Eric Tan, it captures the wonder of the aquatic attraction which originally opened in 1986 and was later renamed The Seas with Nemo & Friends.

World of Motion (1982-1996) presented a whimsical ride-through journey through the history of transportation and humanity's dream to be free. Created by artist Eric Tan, this matted poster revisits the beloved attraction, which was closed and replaced by Test Track in 1999

In tribute to the beloved attraction, Kitchen Kabaret, which welcomed guests at EPCOT's The Land pavilion for 12 years, this poster created by artist Stacey Aoyama captures the spirit of the musical salute to good nutrition.

Waves of affection for the Turtle Talk with Crush attraction at EPCOT will wash over you with this poster that's swimming in color. Designed by artist Stacey Aoyama, it features the laidback Crush from Disney and Pixar’s Finding Nemo. Printed on archival paper, it will whet your appetite for your next visit to Walt Disney World.

One of the 11 countries featured in World Showcase at EPCOT, the France Pavilion celebrates the culture, cuisine, and entertainment of its home country. This print, designed by artist Eric Tan, pays homage to some of the pavilion's most iconic elements.

In the future, the Play! pavilion will present an interactive city where guests discover games and experiences that connect them with their favorite Disney characters, demonstrating how ''play is essential to innovation , exploration, and creativity in the world around us.'' Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this matted print depicts the city-like aesthetic of the new EPCOT Pavilion.

Though all of the designs and concepts for the Morocco Pavilion were created by Walt Disney Imagineering, the actual artwork and decorations were produced by Moroccan artisans who worked onsite for over six months, adding to the authenticity of the World Showcase pavilion. Created by artist Eric Tan, this print features the pavilion's replica of the Bab Bou Jeloud gate in the city of Fez and the bustling marketplace to which it leads.

The China Pavilion at EPCOT has the ambitious task of telling the story of one of the world's largest and oldest countries, and it does so by celebrating the beautiful architecture of Beijing's Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven Park. This print created by artist Eric Tan features the pavilion's replica of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests.