Ebony Visions Jingles by Thomas Blackshear

A happy double hug is one spontaneous and universal way for children to express their joy in life and their appreciation for one another through loving feelings that come straight from the hearts. - 37101 NOTES: Retired June 2005 with a final production quantity of 8,864

NOTES: Tootie retired on December 31st 2002 with a final production quantity of 13,500.. Adding her own jubilant sounds to the Blackshear Jamboree, Tootie plays a horn trimmed with gold.

NOTES: Retired December 31st, 2003 with 11,600 pieces The banner boy, revels in the procession that celebrates the imagination, wonder and carefree moments of childhood. With bells jingling on his colorful pants, Skeeter dances with happy abandon to the jubilant music and joyful laughter that surround him.

Thomas Blackshear Ebony Visions Figurine Pedalin Pete is retired. Thomas Richman Blackshear II was born on November 14, 1955 in Waco Texas but he grew up in Atlanta Georgia. He attended and graduated from the American Academy of Art in Chicago in 1977. His first Ebony Visions figurine is The Story Teller; which is truly a master piece. His works and details captures the black culture like no other. Thomas Blackshear has received numerous awards and is truly one of the most acclaimed African American Artists.