The Nativity - 16 x 20 Brushstroke Vignette (Rich Burl Frame)

The Brushstroke Vignette collection features scenes from classic Thomas Kinkade paintings on canvas. Inspired by antique Italian designs, the frames, available in Rich Burl and Burnished Gold, have a distressed look and a warm, luxurious finish. They add a sophisticated touch to any home decor. These art pieces are printed on premium canvas substrate attached to hardboard. The image size is 16' x 20', and the outer frame dimensions are 22' x 26 1/2' x 1 3/4'. Each comes with a Thomas Kinkade Certificate of Authenticity using tamper - evident hologram technology. The Nativity painting depicts the birth of the Savior, the real meaning of Christmas. It's a stand - alone piece, unique like the child. This will be a centerpiece for Christmas celebrations for centuries. It's the first painting of the Christ child by Thomas Kinkade Studios. Familiar characters like shepherds, wise men, and barn animals, along with Mary and Joseph, are in the foreground. Deeper in the details, symbols of faith emerge. A small lamp, a reference to Jesus' words 'Your eyes are the lamp of the body…', shines on jars and a trunk. The sorrowful night sky with clouds almost extinguishes the light, but the Savior's bright star calls out with Isaiah's words 'Those living in darkness have seen a great light.' As the child in the manger radiates peace, the light spreads on the mud walls, breaks through the Judean night sky and windows, echoing 'I am the light unto the world.'

This beautiful Thomas Kinkade painting is a great addition to your home. You can hang it on a wall in your living room, bedroom, or any other place where you want to add a touch of Christmas spirit. To hang it, use a proper wall - hanging kit suitable for the weight and size of the frame. When cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth to gently dust the frame and the canvas. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or abrasive materials as they may damage the painting or the frame. Keep it away from direct sunlight and high humidity areas to prevent fading and warping. If you move the painting, handle it carefully by the frame to avoid any accidental damage to the canvas.