Terry Redlin Handsigned and Numbered Limited Edition:" Racing Home"
Artist: Terry Redlin
Title: Racing Home
Image Size: 14" x 24" - Framed Print Size 24" x 34" (Master canvas 16-1/2" x 28-1/2" - Framed Canvas size, 26-1/2" x 38-1/2")
Edition: Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition to 19,500 - Canvas to 1,950.
Medium: Fine Art Print on Paper (As shown) and Canvas Transfer (Select Below)
About the Art: RACING HOME By Terry Redlin - Grandpa and granddaughter have been Christmas shopping, and now it's time to head on home for supper. But first Grandpa cannot resist a quick spin around the park. The prancing horse has attracted an entourage of the town's dogs who always enjoy a good race. As the speedy sleigh crosses the bridge, the girl excitedly waves her scarf and flag. Her brother, who has been helping other kids build a snowman, knows this is his signal to also head home. We notice in the office building that someone is working late. We can be assured that he, too, will soon decide it's time to put away the files, turn off the light and return to his family.
Title: Racing Home
Image Size: 14" x 24" - Framed Print Size 24" x 34" (Master canvas 16-1/2" x 28-1/2" - Framed Canvas size, 26-1/2" x 38-1/2")
Edition: Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition to 19,500 - Canvas to 1,950.
Medium: Fine Art Print on Paper (As shown) and Canvas Transfer (Select Below)
About the Art: RACING HOME By Terry Redlin - Grandpa and granddaughter have been Christmas shopping, and now it's time to head on home for supper. But first Grandpa cannot resist a quick spin around the park. The prancing horse has attracted an entourage of the town's dogs who always enjoy a good race. As the speedy sleigh crosses the bridge, the girl excitedly waves her scarf and flag. Her brother, who has been helping other kids build a snowman, knows this is his signal to also head home. We notice in the office building that someone is working late. We can be assured that he, too, will soon decide it's time to put away the files, turn off the light and return to his family.
