Victorian Christmas
Art 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.
Title: Victorian Christmas
Collection: Victorian Christmas
Painted: 1991
Published: 1992
Style: Luminism
Classification: Thomas Kinkade Original
Subject Location: Placerville, California
Limited Edition: Sold Out
Genre: Christmas, Hearth & Home
Tags: California, Carriage, Christmas, Christmas lights, Christmas tree, Christmas wreath, Dog, Hearth & Home, Holidays, Horse, Placerville, Sled, Snow, Snowman, Sunset, USA, Winter
© The Thomas Kinkade Estate – All Rights Reserved
Collection: Victorian Christmas
Painted: 1991
Published: 1992
Style: Luminism
Classification: Thomas Kinkade Original
Subject Location: Placerville, California
Limited Edition: Sold Out
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Victorian Christmas – Modern Home Collection (Espresso Frame)
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Victorian Christmas – Prestige Home Collection
$219.00
Victorian Christmas I – 10.5″ x 15.75″ Framed Print
$129.95
Victorian Christmas – 14″ x 14″ Gallery Wrapped Canvas
$99.00Genre: Christmas, Hearth & Home
Tags: California, Carriage, Christmas, Christmas lights, Christmas tree, Christmas wreath, Dog, Hearth & Home, Holidays, Horse, Placerville, Sled, Snow, Snowman, Sunset, USA, Winter
© The Thomas Kinkade Estate – All Rights Reserved
I am an avid Thomas Kinkade collector and fan. Several yrs back, I purchased the Victorian Christmas painting Library Edition. Until today, I never knew that TK painted Norman Rockwell in the painting. I will hold on to this forever.
I have one for sale # 45 of 980, I also have Victorian Christmas II.
Hello Ray,
We do not buy back artwork from collectors. If you are wanting to sell your paintings, many people will list them for sale on online marketplaces such as e-Bay. Others will search for an art auction house and put their artwork through an auction. If you have a Thomas Kinkade Studios gallery near by, you could reach out to them and see if they have any recommendations for selling your artwork locally. You can check out our gallery locator page here on our webpage.
Kate