This Art Print #1 (11" x 14") is reproduced from an original artwork created in 1976 by Brenda Wathen Wick, an artist with a genuine, documented personal connection to the Presley family. Brenda was a close friend of Vernon Presley and Sandy Miller, and her work holds a rare and respected place in Elvis history. 
 
Brenda had these prints newly made and personally presented one to Vernon and Sandy at the Dolan House. Afterward, Sandy told Brenda that, unbeknownst to them at the time, Elvis was inside the house during the visit—meaning they would have shown the print to Elvis almost immediately after receiving it.
 
This artwork can be seen in photographs of Vernon Presley’s office at Graceland. Images showing these paintings hanging in the office are included above, providing visual confirmation of the location and historical significance of Brenda’s work.
 
A print of this artwork—just like this one—is known to be hanging inside Vernon Presley’s office at Graceland, where it has remained for decades and is viewed by millions of visitors each year. This connection places the artwork among the very small group of pieces personally chosen by Vernon Presley for his private office.
Brenda Wathen Wick is the only known artist to have four original paintings permanently displayed in Vernon Presley’s office, a distinction earned through personal trust, friendship, and artistic authenticity rather than commercial production.
This 11" x 14" print preserves the character, warmth, and historical significance of the original 1976 artwork, reflecting Brenda’s firsthand connection to the Presley family and the era in which it was created.
Ideal for Elvis fans, serious collectors, and museums, Art Print #1 offers the opportunity to own a faithful reproduction of an artwork directly tied to Vernon Presley’s personal space at Graceland and to a pivotal time in Elvis history.