This Art Print #8 (16" x 20") is reproduced from an original painting by Brenda Wathen Wick, one of the very few artists with a genuine, documented personal connection to the Presley family. Brenda was a close friend of Vernon Presley and Sandy Miller, and through that relationship, her artwork earned a place in Elvis history that no other artist has matched.
 
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.
 
Brenda Wathen Wick is the only known artist to have four original paintings permanently displayed inside Vernon Presley’s office at Graceland, where they remain on view today and are seen by millions of visitors each year. Her work is not inspired secondhand—it comes directly from personal relationships with those closest to Elvis Presley.
This art print is especially unique. It features Brenda Wathen Wick’s original artistic interpretation of an Elvis Presley jumpsuit that never existed. Brenda believed Elvis should have had a TCB-inspired jumpsuit, and she brought that idea to life through her artwork—imagining what such a jumpsuit might have looked like had Elvis worn one on stage. The result is a creative, respectful tribute that blends Elvis’ iconic stage presence with the powerful symbolism of TCB (Taking Care of Business).
This high-quality print faithfully captures the artistic voice and spirit found in Brenda’s original works, reflecting the same warmth, authenticity, and emotional depth that led Vernon Presley to proudly display her paintings in his private office.
In addition to her artwork, Brenda is also the author of the inspirational memoir The Holy Spirit, Elvis, and Me, further solidifying her unique place within the Presley circle. Her art—whether original pieces, hand-painted one-of-a-kind items, or limited prints such as this—represents genuine Elvis-connected history rather than mass-produced memorabilia.
Perfect for Elvis fans, serious collectors, museums, and anyone who values authentic history, Art Print #8 offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of imaginative yet historically connected Elvis art created by someone who personally knew the Presley family.