How Great Thou Art - Limited Edition Paper
How Great Thou Art - Limited Edition Paper
by Francisco Caballero
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Thomas Kinkade Studios Limited Edition Paper Prints are made with the greatest attention to detail and color accuracy; rest assured that these are the finest, most desirable Thomas Kinkade Studios paper prints available. Each is printed on premium heavyweight (100 lbs.) archival papers with superior fade-resistant inks. Every paper reproduction is individually numbered and comes with a matching Certificate of Authenticity.
Paper Framing
With each frame offered, we take great pains to preserve the Limited Edition integrity of every print. Placed between 1/8" shatter resistant Plexiglas and rigid foam core backing, at no time does any mounting adhesive comes in contact with your piece. Finished with a heavy craft paper backing and a coated wire hanger, the finished framed art not only displays beautifully but protects the art for years to come.
Framing Features
- Premium Museum Quality Mouldings
- Shatter Resistant Plexiglas
- Heavy Craft Paper Finished Back
- Coated Wire Hanger
Image Notes
This piece honors Elvis Presley's deep faith through the tradition of stained-glass art. The vibrant, luminous aesthetic of church windows seemed the perfect medium to celebrate both his spiritual devotion and his powerful gospel performances. The title comes from one of Elvis's most beloved gospel songs—a performance that showcased the reverence he felt for sacred music. Throughout his career, gospel remained his first love, from his childhood in Tupelo's Assembly of God church to his Grammy-winning albums "How Great Thou Art" and "He Touched Me.“ For Elvis, gospel wasn't just music—it was ministry. He often said his gospel recordings were what truly mattered to him, believing his voice was a gift from God meant to uplift and inspire. The stained-glass aesthetic captures how his performances transformed secular venues into spaces of worship, with divine light filtering through song. In this piece, I envision Elvis in eternal praise, his music forever part of the heavenly choir he always dreamed of joining.
