Big Sur - Limited Edition Paper

Thomas Kinkade Studios Limited Edition Paper Prints are made with the greatest attention to detail and color accuracy; rest assured that these are the finest, most desirable Thomas Kinkade Studios paper prints available. Each is printed on premium heavyweight (100 lbs.) archival papers with superior fade-resistant inks. Every paper reproduction is individually numbered and comes with a matching Certificate of Authenticity. Paper Framing With each frame offered, we take great pains to preserve the Limited Edition integrity of every print. Placed between 1/8" shatter resistant Plexiglas and rigid foam core backing, at no time does any mounting adhesive comes in contact with your piece. Finished with a heavy craft paper backing and a coated wire hanger, the finished framed art not only displays beautifully but protects the art for years to come. Framing Features Premium Museum Quality Mouldings Shatter Resistant Plexiglas Heavy Craft Paper Finished Back Coated Wire Hanger Image Notes Along the coast of the Golden State there are numerous places for one to stop and contemplate the wonderous and powerful Pacific Ocean as it meets the rugged California coastline. To many, Big Sur is not just a destination, it is a state of mind. It is a beautiful ninety miles of coastline stretching from Monterey Bay and San Simeon on the West Coast of Central California. For almost one hundred years, the Pacific Coast Highway had meandered through Big Sur and draws all to change gears, both literally and figuratively. Thomas Kinkade Studios invites you to cruise down the West Coast of California and stop and admire all the grandeur that Big Sur has to offer. © The Thomas Kinkade Estate. All Rights Reserved. Key Points: Although we have painted Monterey, San Francisco and other beautiful coastal California travel destinations, Big Sur marks the first time that the Thomas Kinkade Studios has created a painting inspired by this gorgeous stretch of the Pacifica Coast Highway. The focal point of this painting is the Bixby Bridge, which is one of the most photographed bridges on California's Pacific Coast Highway. Opened in 1932, the Bixby Bridge remains one of the tallest single-span arch bridges in the world. Amongst the beautiful wildflowers captured on the hillside, we have included the California Poppy, which is the state flower, with golden petals that are symbolic of the Gold Rush Era.