** Thomas Kinkade **
Christmas in New York
 DOUBLE SIGNED FRAMED CANVAS WITH REMARQUE 
Publisher Proof Limited Edition
 CERT #5 of 90 
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START A THOMAS KINKADE NEW YORK COLLECTION! Since 9/11 there have been a surge of requests for scenes of Manhattan. Even those who have only visited New York once or twice, want a artwork of the Big Apple. Thomas has a great affinity for the Big Apple and has painted several New York (Manhattan) scenes over the years. Yankee Stadium Christmas in New York The Spirit of New York Light Of Freedom (Manhatten skyline, Statue of Liberty) 5th AvenueA Central Park South at Sixth Avenue Snow On Seventh Avenue, 1932 Skating in the Park Central Park In The Fall Selfless Service

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Christmas in New York by Thomas Kinkade ~~ RARE ~~ ONLY 90 ISSUED IN THIS EDITION!  CERT #5 of 90  ~~ EXTRA VALUE ~~ This painting has been hand remarqued (sketched) AND signed by Thomas Kinkade at the back in his famous trademark signature so  this artwork is DOUBLE SIGNED!  Christmas in New York Thom has placed a total of 15 N’s in Christmas in New York as a symbol of love for his wife Nanette. ++++ Limited Edition Publisher Proof (P/P) CANVAS  CERT #5 of 90  (Frame included! See below) ++++ Thomas Kinkade created this painting in 2008 ++++ Rare! This edition is limited to only  90  in the world! ++++ Hand Embellished Oil Highlighting The painting literally glows. This is also one of the paintings that change the time of day depending how much light you are shining on it. With medium light it looks like sunset, with more light it reflects back as if it is sunrise ~~ Pure magic! (At the time of purchase you will receive coaching on lighting with dimmer switch) ++++ LARGE 30" x 24" CANVAS Framed in your choice of Brandy with fluted roses or Antique Gold approx 40" x 34" Museum Quality Frame ~~ ready to hang! Please click here for frame website ++++ Brass Plaque with the legend "Christmas in New York ~~ Thomas Kinkade" ++++ Tom hand sketched Christmas Tree remarque on back of canvas ++++  DOUBLE SIGNED  ++++ Signed with a forgery-proof DNA Matrix signature on front of canvas ++++ HAND SIGNED BY THOMAS KINKADE on back of canvas ++++ Certificate of Limitation and Authenticity included ++++ About the Publisher Proof Edition ~~ Publisher Proofs (P/P) The Publisher Proofs are limited to 12% of the Standard Numbered total edition size, making the edition scarcer and more desired. These lithographs on canvas are individually hand highlighted. P/Ps are designated with the letters P/P during the numbering process. Each piece is individually hand-numbered with an P/P designation after the print number to correspond with the certificate. These are considered highly collectible due to the very small amounts made and these sell out faster than any other edition as a general rule.

+++++ And this is what Thomas Kinkade said about this work +++++ For many years, my wife Nanette and I longed to visit that most festive of cities – New York – during the Christmas season. A few years ago we realized that dream, and now a trip to New York has become a Kinkade family Christmas tradition. Christmas in New York brings us to Rockefeller Center for the lighting of the nation’s most famous Christmas tree. This painting follows others depicting beloved trees, including the White House tree I’ve presented to two presidents. Rockefeller Center, an assemblage of fourteen Art Deco buildings erected by the famous oil family in the 1930s to celebrate American commerce, becomes a glorious spectacle during the holidays. Colorful skaters glide and spin under the massive, gilded statue of Prometheus. Christmas in New York celebrates both the tree and also holidays in that great city. ~~Thomas Kinkade

About The Rockefeller Center ++++ The Rockefeller Center opened in 1933 and was one of the first building complexes to incorporate artwork throughout, all reflecting the progress of man and new frontiers. The most significant urban complex of the 20th century, Rockefeller Center's innovations included heated buildings and the first indoor parking complex. Built with a facade of Indiana limestone, Rockefeller Center reflects the Art Deco style of elegance without ornamentation. ++++ Did you know that the first nationally televised Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree lighting was in 1951 on the Kate Smith Show? It was again lit in 1954 on the Howdy Doody Show. ++++ The Rockefeller Center complex was conceived by John D. Rockefeller Jr. in the hopes of revitalizing the area. Despite the stock market crash,construction continued,providing much needed employment during the Great Depression.This commercial complex of buildings is worth visiting to experience the architecture and art, as well as to enjoy the area's shopping and dining. ++++ 2008 will hold the 76th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at Rockefeller Center. The annual event is televised and features musical performances from a variety of popular artists. ++++ The Christmas tree that adorns Rockefeller Center is typically a Norway Spruce. The minimum requirement is that the tree be 65 feet tall and 35 feet wide. Over five miles of lights are used to decorate the tree every year. The tree is recycled and the 3 tons of mulch are donated to the Boy Scouts. The largest portion of the trunk is donated to the U.S. Equestrian team in New Jersey to use as an obstacle jump. ++++ The ice skating rink at Rockefeller Center first opened on Christmas Day in 1936. Ice skating at Rockefeller Center is a quintessential New York City winter experience. The rink can accommodate approximately 150 skaters at a time and is 122 feet long and 59 feet wide.

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Thomas Kinkade images are beautiful in any light but the illuminist technique mastered by Thom, a main feature of the artworks, is best viewed with proper lighting. We carry picture lights with cords and dimmers which give you the gallery feel at home. The Traditional Series gallery lights are sleek and stylish with a unique design fashioned to compliment any décor. Visit my Lighting Page for Hobby Hill® Gallery Lighting Solutions for your Kinkade

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