Department 56
Department 56 - Heritage Museum Of Art - Christmas in the City
Department 56 - Heritage Museum Of Art - Christmas in the City
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A pillar of culture and holiday refinement, the Heritage Museum of Art brings timeless elegance to your Christmas in the City display. With grand columns, festive wreaths, and names like Matisse, Vermeer, and Rubens etched above the entry, this stately building pays tribute to the masters of art. The museum’s holiday exhibit features a nod to Thomas Nast, famed illustrator and creator of the modern image of Santa Claus, whose portrait graces the front facade.
This is the kind of place where city dwellers in wool coats and scarves spend a quiet afternoon escaping the winter chill, where students sketch in notebooks, and where families come to admire both the art and the festive decorations. A perfect centerpiece for collectors who appreciate history, beauty, and a touch of sophistication in their village.
| Village: Christmas in the City |
| SKU #: 56.58831 |
| Year Released: 1994 |
| Year Retired: 1998 |
| Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Comes with original box and includes light cord. |
Vintage Item Policy
At Vintage Villages, vintage items are defined as pieces that are either at least 20 years old or sourced secondhand. Due to their nature, minor signs of age and wear are to be expected and add to each item's unique character and history.
All vintage items are sold as-is and are final sale. Please review all details carefully before purchasing.
This is a decoration. Not a toy.
About Department 56
Department 56, founded in 1976, is a pioneer in the world of collectible holiday villages and décor. Best known for their iconic Dickens' Village, Snow Village, and North Pole Series, Department 56 has earned a global reputation for craftsmanship, attention to detail, and nostalgic charm. Each piece, from illuminated buildings to hand-painted figurines, captures the spirit of the season and helps collectors create timeless holiday displays.
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