Yawkey Way by Thomas Kinkade ~ I arrived at Fenway Park for th elegendary seventh game of the American League Championship Series hours befre the start of the game. I wanted to savor the festive Feway experience, which starts hours before the first pitch. Little did I know that the festivities would continue for several weeks to come as the Boston Red Sox went on to wine the 2007 World Series.

I set up my easel on the famous Yawkey Way, where a statue of the legendary Ted Williams greets Boston Red Sox™ fans getting a head start on game day festivities. Colorful booths selling t-shirts and memorabilia, banners strung across the street, and raucous taverns, establish a carnival atmosphere.

Yawkey Way is the first watercolor study we've ever offered as a Limited Edition print. -  Thomas Kinkade

Key Points

1.  Yawkey Way is the name for the long-time Red Sox owners Tom and Jean Yawkey. In 1934, the left field scoreboard was added. Running vertically down the scoreboard, between the columns of out-of-town scores are the intials "TAY" and "JRY" displayed in Morse code, a memorial to former Red Sox owners Thomas A. Yawkey and Jean R. Yawkey.

2.  Yawkey Way is the first limited edition watercolor study released by Thomas Kinkade and is available in both paper and canvas.

3.  The physical address for Fenway Park is 4 Yawkey Way, Boston, Massachusetts.

4.  On Yawkey Way, fans will be greeted by the statue of the legendary Ted Williams, one of the heros in the history of baseball.