EBONY VISIONS GOOD CATCH FIRST ISSUE

NOTES: Tiny Tina is precariously balanced on a ball. You can almost hear her say, "Oh!" as she struggles to steady herself.  Retired Dec 2009.. In a joyous celebration of youth, Thomas Blackshear creates a festive and heartwarming collection with a fanciful childhood performance. Tiny Tina joins the Jamboree Parade, a colorful addition to the joyous childhood festivity. Interlocking bases allow figures to be rearranged for display in any configuration.

NOTES: Retired December 31st, 2003 with 7,262 pieces.. Two delightful animal figurines, K9 and Monkeyshine, join the colorful Blackshear Jamboree Parade. The jubilant K9 enjoys the excitement and noise of the crowds, while an apprehensive Monkeyshine wishes the parade would slow down just a bit.

Thomas Blackshear's Ebony Visions 'Jay Jay & Cluck Figurine #37070. One of 4 figurines in Blackshear Jamboree Parade. Carrying a chicken named Cluck, barefoot Jay Jay is happy just being himself. Thomas Blackshear introduced Ebony Visions in April 1995 with the release of the first six Ebony Visions designs, The Storyteller, The Protector, The Nurturer, Siblings, Madonna and Tender Touch. Since then, Thomas Blackshear has created many new designs to add to the Ebony Visions collection. Thomas Blackshear's Ebony Visions collection is a master work of romantic symbolism. This unique collection of limited edition figurines emphasizes the beauty of the human form and symbolizes universal aspirations and ideals of humankind depicted through images that reflect the unique characteristics of the African American culture.

Lenox - Thomas Blackshear's Ebony Vision 'The Nativity Donkey' Limited Edition. In 1995 Thomas Blackshear created Ebony Visions, which has been the number one selling black figurine collectible in the United States for the past twenty years. This is a limited edition and no longer produced by Lenox.