Thomas Kinkade Handsigned and Numbered Limited Edition:"The Spirit of New York" FREE TCKS membership with Canvas PurchaseItem #: T-462Title: The Spirit of New York Series: Panoromic Release Date: October 2006 Sizes: 12" x 24" (Canvas) and 18" x 36" (Canvas and Paper - Shown in Paper) , 24" x 48" (Canvas) Special Offer: FREE Thomas Kinkade Collectors' Society Membership with any canvas purchase About the Art: The Spirit of New York is being released in an SN edition size of 1750 in each size and in a monumental edition size of 75. Notice the two people in the row boat? That's Thom and his bride of 25 years, Nanette! In this painting Thom has incorporated his version of a patriotic marine flag. Take a look, it is located on the left side of the painting, beneath the American flag. Thom has also painted a total of five American flags in The Spirit of New York. Can you find all of them? You will find a total of seven Ns in The Spirit of New York, as a tribute to Thom's never-ending love for his wife Nanette. Thom has also painted each of his daughters names (Chandler, Merritt, Winsor, and Everett) as well as Nanette's name, on the boats in the painting. Thom has incorporated, "JMS 06" on the tug boat in The Spirit of New York, in honor of several Thomas Kinkade Signature Gallery Dealers in the New York area. Thom has placed the date of his wedding anniversary to Nanette, 5/2/82 on the helm of the tugboat: NK5282. From Thom: On a recent trip to New York with my family, we got the chance to boat on the East River, enjoying seldom-seen views of the city. As I savored the sights, I began to sense the pulsing rhythm of this great metropolis. It dawned on me: The Spirit of New York is a mix of courage, resolve, and an indomitable sense of celebrating life in all its diversity. As I gazed up at the mighty Brooklyn Bridge I realized that this vast panoramic view of the city is alive with the energy and vitality that make New York unique in all of the world. What image could better summarize The Spirit of New York in all its radiant energy? As I labored on the epic canvas (over six feet in length and three feet in height), I came to see the many boats upon the East River as somehow symbolic of the many facets of New York. The humble harbor tug flying Old Glory — the hardest-working boat on the river — expresses New York’s tremendous resolve in the face of challenges. Cargo ships remind us of the economic power of this busy port, while a military vessel suggests the power of heroism resident in the great city. In the distance, a vintage East River ferry harkens back to New York’s colorful history and an array of pleasure boats on the river confirm that the city still knows how to throw a party. In the far distance, Lady Liberty still holds the torch of freedom high, while clouds dance overhead like a legion of angels guarding the jewel beneath. –Thomas Kinkade"
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