About the Image The visit of the three wise men bringing gifts to Bethlehem in honor of the birth of the Christ child is a story that has been told as part of the Christmas tradition since time immemorial. In spoken word and joyous song, players in holiday pageants recount the journey from the east of Melchior, Caspar and Balthazar to a humble manger surrounded by lowly animals and heavenly angels, laying under a divine star. As a young boy, my Uncle Thom played Caspar in one such production. Wearing his bath robe, a beard made of brown yarn and a kitchen towel adored with plastic jewels, he sang “We Three Kings of Orient Are” with a gusto befitting a noble! My father played a shepherd in that show’s climatic nativity and was equally proud of his part, if not as ornately attired. These are the memories and traditions that bind families together and create larger communities based on good will and love for one another. My hope is that the viewing of my newest painting, The Three Wisemen will not only become one of your favorite holiday traditions but will also be a source of year-round cheer that spills out as a gift to all you know. You too, can give a treasure as the three kings did so long ago. I toast to sharing the gift of Christmas joy all year long, and thank you all for sharing my adventures in art. About the Product Wild Wings Art Prints are packaged in a collector’s sleeve with an official Wild Wings Certificate of Authenticity, featuring a tamper-evident holographic seal. Printed on high quality 11” x 14” Satin Art Paper, each piece can be purchased unframed or framed, making them a great gift for someone special or an excellent addition to your personal collection. Frame choices include classic Black, fresh White, contemporary Silver, rich Gold, and rustic Natural Wood options, perfect for any home decor. Features Premium Paper Long-life pigment inks that outperform conventional press inks Certificate of Authenticity Included Presented in a full size protective envelope. Shipped flat in rigid packaging.
