Harry Potter™ Grand Staircase - Art Prints

Thomas Kinkade Studios Art Prints are packaged in a collector’s sleeve with an official Thomas Kinkade Studios Certificate of Authenticity, featuring a tamper-evident holographic seal. Printed on high quality 11” x 14” Satin Art Paper, each piece can be purchased unframed or framed, making them a great gift for someone special or an excellent addition to your personal collection. Frame choices include classic Black, fresh White, contemporary Silver, rich Gold, and rustic Natural Wood options, perfect for any home decor. Features Premium Paper Long-life pigment inks that outperform conventional press inks Certificate of Authenticity Included Presented in a full size protective envelope. Shipped flat in rigid packaging. Image Notes Hogwarts Castle boasts a hundred and forty-two staircases within the many towers, turrets and extremely deep dungeons. The Grand Staircase led from platform to platform and went all the way to the seventh story. New incoming students would learn of the stairs knack for moving around the staircase chamber, and of the many trick stairs they would have to negotiate. Portraits cover the walls, and it’s considered a great honor for the painted likeness of a witch or wizard to be hung on the walls of the Grand Staircase. Join Thomas Kinkade Studios as we climb Harry Potter™ Grand Staircase. WIZARDING WORLD characters, names, and related indicia are © & ™ Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Publishing Rights © JKR. (s24) Key Points Harry Potter™ Grand Staircase is the fourth fine art collaboration between Warner Bros. and Thomas Kinkade Studios to capture the Wizarding World of Harry Potter™. The first three paintings in the series were Harry Potter™ Hogwarts Express™, Harry Potter™ Diagon Alley™, and Harry Potter™ Hogwarts Castle™. In this painting Harry Potter™ is walking in the Grand Staircase with his best friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley. Amongst the paintings on the wall, can you find the tribute to Thomas Kinkade? (Hint: Thomas once created a painting titled The Old Watchmaker.)