Ebony Visions Surprise by Thomas Blackshear

NOTES: The Holy Family is the first in a five part series of The Nativity...... All pieces in the Nativity series will be available for purchase through 2012, however the Holy Family figurine will only have the Special Stamp and Certificate during the 2008 production year. All Holy Family figures purchased after the 2008 production year will state Members Edition as in previous years.The following 4 years will include the Angel Figurine with Stable setting in 2009 and The Wise Men in 2010 and 2011. Completeing the series in 2012 will be The Shepherds.

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.

This stunning Thomas Blackshear Ebony Visions figurine, titled "THE MENTOR", is a limited edition first issue that is sure to impress collectors and art enthusiasts alike. Featuring a heartwarming scene of a father and son sharing a moment of mentorship, this piece is perfect for commemorating retirement or celebrating the bond between parent and child.Crafted from high-quality resin, this original artwork by Thomas Blackshear showcases impeccable detail and precision in its design. From the intricate features of the father's face to the subtle texture of the clothing, every aspect of this figurine is a testament to the artist's skill and creativity. Don't miss your chance to own this beautiful piece of art that speaks to the universal themes of love, family, and guidance.

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.