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Victorian Christmas I - 10.5" x 15.75" Framed Print
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Victorian Christmas I - 10.5" x 15.75" Framed Print

Victorian Christmas I - 10.5" x 15.75" Framed Print

$56.00

Original: $160.00

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Victorian Christmas I - 10.5" x 15.75" Framed Print—

$160.00

$56.00

The Story

Add a little rustic charm to your home with this beautiful framed print from Thomas Kinkade Studios. Hand assembled in the U.S.A. with a 2" faux burlap mat and 2" rustic wood moulding, these prints evoke a feeling of substance and old-world craftsmanship.

Features

  • Image size: 10-1/2" H x 15-3/4" W
  • Outer Dimensions: 19" H x 24" W
  • Rustic Wood Moulding
  • Faux Burlap Mat
  • Wire Hanger
  • Craft Paper Finished Back
  • Felt Bumpers
  • Certificate of Authenticity Included
  • Designed and assembled int the U.S.A.

Image Notes

Some homes just beg to be painted! This stately old Victorian stands on a prominent street corner in my hometown. I decided to turn the clock back to a Christmas Eve around the turn of the century and paint the house all lit up for open house festivities. The scene seemed so nostalgic that I couldn't resist painting Norman Rockwell in the lower left hand corner.

Description

Add a little rustic charm to your home with this beautiful framed print from Thomas Kinkade Studios. Hand assembled in the U.S.A. with a 2" faux burlap mat and 2" rustic wood moulding, these prints evoke a feeling of substance and old-world craftsmanship.

Features

  • Image size: 10-1/2" H x 15-3/4" W
  • Outer Dimensions: 19" H x 24" W
  • Rustic Wood Moulding
  • Faux Burlap Mat
  • Wire Hanger
  • Craft Paper Finished Back
  • Felt Bumpers
  • Certificate of Authenticity Included
  • Designed and assembled int the U.S.A.

Image Notes

Some homes just beg to be painted! This stately old Victorian stands on a prominent street corner in my hometown. I decided to turn the clock back to a Christmas Eve around the turn of the century and paint the house all lit up for open house festivities. The scene seemed so nostalgic that I couldn't resist painting Norman Rockwell in the lower left hand corner.