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Recent Posts
- Thomas Kinkade’s Christmas Cottage (2008) trailer
- Thomas Kinkade: “Heaven on Earth,” curated by Jeffrey Vallance. Part 1 of 2.
- John McIntire Interview with CBS, Thomas Kinkade Signature Galleries
- Whatever happened to the Thomas Kinkade community of houses called The Gates of Coeur d'Alene?
- How much is my full size limited edition lithograph "Beacon of Hope" by Thomas Kinkade wroth?
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Thomas Kinkade – Rainy Dusk Paris – www.world-wide-art.com
www.world-wide-art.com “The beauty of the City of Lights is timeless. The same Ple iridescent dazzle that inspired the Impressionist masters greets me when, in my Robert Girrard persona, I set up my easel. In Rainy Dusk, Paris I paint on … Continue reading
Thomas Kinkade – Sailing Day – www.world-wide-art.com
www.world-wide-art. “As a young man I often felt the urge to put on my beret, set up my easel, and paint in the manner of the French Impressionist masters through my alter-ego, Robert Girrard. One crisp morning I found myself … Continue reading
Thomas Kinkade – Evening on the Avenue – www.world-wide-art.com
www.world-wide-art.com “The very word “avenue” awakens memories… of the lively, flourishing Main Streets of turn-of-the-century America. Families strolled America’s avenues then, to conduct their business and to carry on their social life. Churches and brightly lit shops adorned the thoroughfares; … Continue reading
Thomas Kinkade – Morning on the Boulevard – www.world-wide-art.com
www.world-wide-art.com “The City of Lights inspires many memories for me, both as an artist and as a romantic. When my wife Nanette and I were first married we promised each other that on some future anniversary we would visit Paris … Continue reading
