The Battle of Hoth
The Battle of Hoth by Thomas Kinkade Studios
On the ice planet of Hoth™, the Rebel Squadrons battle the Imperial AT-STs and massive AT-ATs led by General Veers. Luke Skywalker’s™ Snowspeeder has been shot down, and he narrowly escapes before an AT-AT crushes his ship. He can destroy another AT-AT before it can do severe damage to the rebel line protecting the power generator.
Artwork inspired by Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
Key Highlights:
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Against all odds, Luke manages to take down an AT-AT with the help of his Lightsaber™.
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Can you spot all 3 moons of the planet Hoth?
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Luke’s Snowspeeder has crash-landed deep behind the enemy's lines.
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The Millennium Falcon has narrowly escaped the Imperial attack and is safe, for now.
Part of the Star Wars Art Collection, this limited-edition print on canvas is based on the original artwork. Offering a timeless presentation, beautifully rendered to capture the imagination and artistic sentiment.
Each piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and fine craftsmanship.
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The Battle of Hoth
The Battle of Hoth by Thomas Kinkade Studios
On the ice planet of Hoth™, the Rebel Squadrons battle the Imperial AT-STs and massive AT-ATs led by General Veers. Luke Skywalker’s™ Snowspeeder has been shot down, and he narrowly escapes before an AT-AT crushes his ship. He can destroy another AT-AT before it can do severe damage to the rebel line protecting the power generator.
Artwork inspired by Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
Key Highlights:
-
Against all odds, Luke manages to take down an AT-AT with the help of his Lightsaber™.
-
Can you spot all 3 moons of the planet Hoth?
-
Luke’s Snowspeeder has crash-landed deep behind the enemy's lines.
-
The Millennium Falcon has narrowly escaped the Imperial attack and is safe, for now.
Part of the Star Wars Art Collection, this limited-edition print on canvas is based on the original artwork. Offering a timeless presentation, beautifully rendered to capture the imagination and artistic sentiment.
Each piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and fine craftsmanship.
NOT SURE WHICH FRAME TO SELECT?
View additional frame style options. Limited Edition Canvas Frames
© & ™ Lucasfilm Ltd.
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The Battle of Hoth by Thomas Kinkade Studios
On the ice planet of Hoth™, the Rebel Squadrons battle the Imperial AT-STs and massive AT-ATs led by General Veers. Luke Skywalker’s™ Snowspeeder has been shot down, and he narrowly escapes before an AT-AT crushes his ship. He can destroy another AT-AT before it can do severe damage to the rebel line protecting the power generator.
Artwork inspired by Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
Key Highlights:
-
Against all odds, Luke manages to take down an AT-AT with the help of his Lightsaber™.
-
Can you spot all 3 moons of the planet Hoth?
-
Luke’s Snowspeeder has crash-landed deep behind the enemy's lines.
-
The Millennium Falcon has narrowly escaped the Imperial attack and is safe, for now.
Part of the Star Wars Art Collection, this limited-edition print on canvas is based on the original artwork. Offering a timeless presentation, beautifully rendered to capture the imagination and artistic sentiment.
Each piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and fine craftsmanship.
NOT SURE WHICH FRAME TO SELECT?
View additional frame style options. Limited Edition Canvas Frames
© & ™ Lucasfilm Ltd.
NOT SURE WHICH FRAME TO SELECT?
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© & ™ Lucasfilm Ltd.
