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EBONY VISIONS SO HAPPY ARTIST PROOF
$225.00
So Happy Artist Proof
Artist Proof Editions are the first pieces produced of one design used to confirm accurate duplication of the Artist’s Master. These pieces are signed and numbered as Artist Proof (AP) and not included in the Edition size. Artist Proof edition sizes for Ebony Visions are limited to 50 pieces. – 834379AP
NOTES: Elated with joy, a young girl can hardly contain herself when her loved ones return. Her special teddy friend unceremoniously dropped, lays waiting by her side. Words can not express this moment, but light brightens all who view her.
Excited little girl fits in with the military home coming scene and as a stand alone figurine
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