Thor - 12.5" x 16" Framed Metal Prints
Framed Metal Prints combine two rugged materials, metal and Barnwood, to create a modern take on a vintage style. Thomas Kinkade Studios art is printed in vibrant color on antiqued tin and is mounted by craftsmen in a rustic gray Barnwood frame. The colors and textures of this artwork perfectly complement each other, achieving an enduring handcrafted lool.
Features
- Art printed with fade-resistant inks on tin
- Craft Paper Backing
- Ready to Hang
- Certificate of Authenticity with tamper-evident hologram included
- 2 ¼" Natural White Barnwood Moulding
- 12 ½" x 16" Image Size
- 16 ½" x 20" Framed Size
Image Notes
On a cool wet day, citizens of Earth expected to go about their business in a normal fashion in their city. They didn’t expect to see Thor battling to protect them and Earth from the Destroyer. Should they stop and watch in awe, or should they run into the nearby shops for protection? This is a battle that Thor can most assuredly win.
Thomas Kinkade Studios proudly presents our new Marvel collaboration; Thor.
© 2024 MARVEL
Key Points:
- Thor is filled with many nods to iconic parts of the character's comic book history. For example, the license plate on the taxi reads #83, the number of Marvel's first Thor comic.
- The number above the door to the right of The Destroyer, 1962, is the year that the first Thor comic was published.
- The awning behind The Destroyer, Foster's, bears the name of Thor's love, Jane Foster.
- Can you spot the neon sign says Asgard - a tribute to Thor's home?
- The newspaper on the ground, blown by the battle, is The Daily Bugle, a fictional New York City newspaper that appears in many Marvel comics.
Thor - 12.5" x 16" Framed Metal Prints
Framed Metal Prints combine two rugged materials, metal and Barnwood, to create a modern take on a vintage style. Thomas Kinkade Studios art is printed in vibrant color on antiqued tin and is mounted by craftsmen in a rustic gray Barnwood frame. The colors and textures of this artwork perfectly complement each other, achieving an enduring handcrafted lool.
Features
- Art printed with fade-resistant inks on tin
- Craft Paper Backing
- Ready to Hang
- Certificate of Authenticity with tamper-evident hologram included
- 2 ¼" Natural White Barnwood Moulding
- 12 ½" x 16" Image Size
- 16 ½" x 20" Framed Size
Image Notes
On a cool wet day, citizens of Earth expected to go about their business in a normal fashion in their city. They didn’t expect to see Thor battling to protect them and Earth from the Destroyer. Should they stop and watch in awe, or should they run into the nearby shops for protection? This is a battle that Thor can most assuredly win.
Thomas Kinkade Studios proudly presents our new Marvel collaboration; Thor.
© 2024 MARVEL
Key Points:
- Thor is filled with many nods to iconic parts of the character's comic book history. For example, the license plate on the taxi reads #83, the number of Marvel's first Thor comic.
- The number above the door to the right of The Destroyer, 1962, is the year that the first Thor comic was published.
- The awning behind The Destroyer, Foster's, bears the name of Thor's love, Jane Foster.
- Can you spot the neon sign says Asgard - a tribute to Thor's home?
- The newspaper on the ground, blown by the battle, is The Daily Bugle, a fictional New York City newspaper that appears in many Marvel comics.
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Framed Metal Prints combine two rugged materials, metal and Barnwood, to create a modern take on a vintage style. Thomas Kinkade Studios art is printed in vibrant color on antiqued tin and is mounted by craftsmen in a rustic gray Barnwood frame. The colors and textures of this artwork perfectly complement each other, achieving an enduring handcrafted lool.
Features
- Art printed with fade-resistant inks on tin
- Craft Paper Backing
- Ready to Hang
- Certificate of Authenticity with tamper-evident hologram included
- 2 ¼" Natural White Barnwood Moulding
- 12 ½" x 16" Image Size
- 16 ½" x 20" Framed Size
Image Notes
On a cool wet day, citizens of Earth expected to go about their business in a normal fashion in their city. They didn’t expect to see Thor battling to protect them and Earth from the Destroyer. Should they stop and watch in awe, or should they run into the nearby shops for protection? This is a battle that Thor can most assuredly win.
Thomas Kinkade Studios proudly presents our new Marvel collaboration; Thor.
© 2024 MARVEL
Key Points:
- Thor is filled with many nods to iconic parts of the character's comic book history. For example, the license plate on the taxi reads #83, the number of Marvel's first Thor comic.
- The number above the door to the right of The Destroyer, 1962, is the year that the first Thor comic was published.
- The awning behind The Destroyer, Foster's, bears the name of Thor's love, Jane Foster.
- Can you spot the neon sign says Asgard - a tribute to Thor's home?
- The newspaper on the ground, blown by the battle, is The Daily Bugle, a fictional New York City newspaper that appears in many Marvel comics.
