Original: $130.00
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$45.50The Story
Each exquisite piece in the Brushworks Collection, framed in either Burl, Antique Gold or Brandy, is a lovely miniature of Thomas Kinkade Studios original painting. While retaining the same grandeur and charm of the original painting its smaller size makes our Brushwork Collection the perfect fit for an accent wall or nook.
Features
- Premium canvas substrate on hardboard
- Choice of hardwood framing
- Engraved brass nameplate
- Certificate of authenticity included
Image Notes
I think that in my Hometown Memories collection, I've established—at least to my own satisfaction—that you can go home again. Perhaps not with a boy's innocence and enthusiasm, but certainly with an adult's fond memories and deep appreciation for the gifts of community, of belonging, of shared values and dreams that are the essence of the hometown experience. Hometown Morning is the sixth and final look at the hometown of my boyhood—and, I hope, at some of the things you remember most warmly about your hometown as well.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Each exquisite piece in the Brushworks Collection, framed in either Burl, Antique Gold or Brandy, is a lovely miniature of Thomas Kinkade Studios original painting. While retaining the same grandeur and charm of the original painting its smaller size makes our Brushwork Collection the perfect fit for an accent wall or nook.
Features
- Premium canvas substrate on hardboard
- Choice of hardwood framing
- Engraved brass nameplate
- Certificate of authenticity included
Image Notes
I think that in my Hometown Memories collection, I've established—at least to my own satisfaction—that you can go home again. Perhaps not with a boy's innocence and enthusiasm, but certainly with an adult's fond memories and deep appreciation for the gifts of community, of belonging, of shared values and dreams that are the essence of the hometown experience. Hometown Morning is the sixth and final look at the hometown of my boyhood—and, I hope, at some of the things you remember most warmly about your hometown as well.
