Thomas Blackshear Jamboree Parade Pedalin Pete

As women do everywhere, three good friends meet to exchange daily news and gossip when they suddenly see a certain female walking down the other side of the street. Thomas Blackshear says, "We can only guess what that Ms.Thang has been up to!" Whatever it is, the girlfriends are scrutinizing her with disbelief and disapproval, and then, after much whispering, someone gasps, "Oh no, she didn't!" NOTES: WINNER of the prestigious NALED "Figurine of the Year" award, on June 29, 2001. Congratulations Thomas!. Oh No, She Didn't!   by Ebony Visions

MC Little Bit Ebony Vision figurine. Internationally acclaimed artist Thomas Blackshear continues to bring images to life celebrating African American culture and themes. In MC Little Bit, the attitude and body language of this pint size rapper speak volumes. Cast in resin and entirely painted by hand, this work of art makes a wonderful gift.

• Artist: Thomas Blackshear
• Product Line: Ebony Visions
• Year Released: 2013
• Material: Resin
• Dimensions: 7" tall
• Hand Painted

LenoxEbony VisionsThomas BlackshearFirst IssueThe BlessingFigurine New in Box! Limited Edition of 1,500 NumberedFirst Issue! Crafted ofHand-Painted Artist's Resin Accented with Gold Created by Thomas Blackshear Includes Certificate of Authenticity Includes Presentation Box Height: 7 3/4" Diameter: 7" An important theme for Mother’s Day, a new birth, or a family memory.The intimate relationship between mother and child is portrayed in this inspiring piece. Artist Thomas Blackshear has captured the feelings of love and adoration as the mother gazes into the baby’s face. She holds him close to her heart because she knows he is a true blessing from above.The Blessing by Ebony Visionscomes packed with a Certificate of Authenticity which affirms that this piece is an authentic Limited Edition Sculpture. This Limited Edition is Numbered.

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.