$175.00 – $400.00
Color Archival Giclée Print
Image Size: 15″ x 20″
Edition limited to:
75 Artist proofs archival giclée prints…$225
750 Signed and numbered archival giclée prints…$175
Artist-Enhanced Color Archival Giclée Print
Image Size: 18 3/4″ x 25″
Edition limited to:
75 Artist-enhanced archival giclée prints…$400
“Oh,…she’s just going to love this”, thinks Santa Claus as he puts the finishing touches on a rocking horse that a special little girl wanted just for her doll. More often than not, Santa likes to put on his apron and walk to the back corner of the Workshop where he likes to tinker with the old tools that he began with so many years ago at his very own workbench. The elves could always use a little help, and Santa finds that working with his hands brings a sense of peace and relaxation. “Silent Night”, being sung by Bing Crosby, plays on the old radio from a late night radio station somewhere halfway around the world. Christmas is getting nearer and all is calm, all is bright.
But it’s not the toy making, nor the music, that brings the smile to Santa’s face. It will be the look of joy, on that little girl’s face on Christmas morning when she comes downstairs to see the toys that were made just for her.
“Making Magic in Santa’s Workshop” is the second painting in Linda’s new “Jolly Old Elf” series of five holiday Santa paintings.
Introducing the newest ornaments by Linda and Wendell August Forge. This year’s ornaments are designed by Linda and handmade by Wendell August Forge craftsmen in their Pennsylvania workshop. This first ornament features Linda’s newest painting in her Jolly Old Elf series, “Making Magic in Santa’s Workshop”.
Each ornament is elegantly hand-crafted in aluminum and measures 4 1/2″x 3″.
Santa Claus puts the finishing touches on a rocking horse for a special little child. Thinking of the joy on that child’s face on Christmas morning, Santa smiles.
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“Oh,…she’s just going to love this”, thinks Santa Claus as he puts the finishing touches on a rocking horse that a special little girl wanted just for her doll. More often than not, Santa likes to put on his apron and walk to the back corner of the Workshop where he likes to tinker with the old tools that he began with so many years ago at his very own workbench. The elves could always use a little help, and Santa finds that working with his hands brings a sense of peace and relaxation. “Silent Night”, being sung by Bing Crosby, plays on the old radio from a late night radio station somewhere halfway around the world. Christmas is getting nearer and all is calm, all is bright.
But it’s not the toy making, nor the music, that brings the smile to Santa’s face. It will be the look of joy, on that little girl’s face on Christmas morning when she comes downstairs to see the toys that were made just for her.
“Making Magic in Santa’s Workshop” is the second painting in Linda’s new “Jolly Old Elf” series of five holiday Santa paintings. These metal plates are seven inches round.
10 Greeting Cards & Envelopes – $24 per box – plus $5.00 shipping and handling.