Peanuts - Woodstock Pumpkin Mini Figurine from Jim Shore by Enesco D56
Description
Somewhere in the pumpkin patch, Linus and Charlie hunt for the great pumpkin. Meanwhile, Woodstock, the beloved Peanuts' bird, disguises himself as a jack-o'-lantern this Halloween. With a delighted smile he showcases Jim Shore rosemaled details.
- Figurine
- 3.25in H
- Jim Shore Peanuts Collection
- Beautifully hand-painted and crafted from high-quality stone resin with intricate styling and attention to detail
- Jim Shore's unmistakable style evokes a sense of nostalgia with traditional themes, quilt patterns and design motifs inspired by American and European
- Packaged in individual box with photo on front
- 3.25 in H
Peanuts by Jim Shore showcases the Peanuts gang as interpreted and designed by one of America’s leading folk artists. Jim Shore’s collectible figurines celebrate nostalgic Peanuts moments as memorable gifts. Everyone needs a hug sometimes, even Woodstock! Jim Shore captures the touching moment between best friends Snoopy and Woodstock in this mini sculpt and is a perfect thinking of you gift.
About Department 56
For 40 years, Department 56 has been creating holiday traditions passed down from generation to generation. The excitement of the holiday season comes home with intricately detailed villages from settings that inspire the imagination. Stroll through a small American town, enjoy a walk with Charles Dickens, or visit Santa in the North Pole. Our ornaments and figurines create even more opportunities to spread good wishes during the happiest time of the year.
About the Brand
Beloved comic strip characters Charlie Brown, Lucy, Snoopy, and the rest of the Peanuts gang come to life in this playful collection interpreted by America's favorite folk artist, Jim Shore. This line of collectible figurines celebrate nostalgic Peanuts moments as memorable gifts.
About the Artist
Award-winning artist Jim Shore grew up in rural South Carolina, the son of artistic parents who instilled a love of the traditional images and values of American folk art. He cites his inspiration as his grandmother, a master quilter who taught him an appreciation for the craft, and his collection of quilts dating back over 150 years. Jim studied engineering and received a degree in business, not art. He supported his young family as an engineer, honing his skills as a sculptor and painter in his spare time, before eventually founding his own business, Designs Americana, to market his designs. In 2000, Jim entered a licensing agreement with Enesco to create Heartwood Creek by Jim Shore, the line of seasonal and everyday decorative accessories that has brought him world-wide fame. While working with Enesco Jim perfected his unique style, combining elements of folk art and a vibrant color palette applied to traditional themes
