The Classics Collection features Thomas Kinkade's most popular images, carefully reproduced on cotton fiber canvas using the same methods and materials as his Limited Edition Canvases. Each piece is elegantly framed with museum - grade materials that match the top frame styles in the Limited Edition canvas collection. A Certificate of Authenticity is included with every item in this collection.
### Features
- Premium canvas on hardboard
- Hardwood frame with a linen liner
- Engraved brass nameplate
- Steel hanging wire
- Authenticity certificate provided
### Image Highlights
The Christmas season is truly magical, and there's no better place to soak up the Yuletide spirit than Biltmore. Visiting the 1895 chateau built by George Vanderbilt is an incredibly inspiring experience. Every part of this national treasure, from its famous architecture to the stunning gardens and Blue Ridge Mountain views, touches the hearts of guests. Inside and outside, the house is decorated in a festive style that dates back over a century. As a horse - drawn carriage approaches, Santa leads the way, bringing a tall Frasier Fir to be decorated in the mansion's Banquet Hall. Estate pastry chefs continue the tradition of making a detailed gingerbread house of Biltmore. The air is filled with the scents of fresh garland, pine wreaths, burning hearths, and poinsettias. In every room, the candlelight and sparkle of ornaments create a magical atmosphere. Let 'Christmas at Biltmore'® bring back memories of the holiday season, whether at the estate or with your family at home. From the Thomas Kinkade Studios, we wish you a very merry Christmas.
To use this product, simply find a nice spot on your wall and use the steel hanging wire to hang it up. You can place it in your living room, bedroom, or any place where you want to add a touch of Christmas charm. When handling the canvas, make sure to hold it by the frame to avoid touching the surface directly, as it might leave fingerprints. To keep it looking its best, dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth from time to time. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight for long periods as this may cause the colors to fade. Also, keep it away from areas with high humidity or extreme temperatures, as these conditions can damage the canvas and the frame. If you move or transport the canvas, wrap it in a soft protective material to prevent scratches.
