Fenway Park Painting by Thomas Kinkade. See the painting come to life during the 2007 Championship Season. Thomas Kinkade paints the famous painting on sight as the Boston Red Sox play against the Colorado Rockies. For more information and to order visit; www.ThomasKinkadeOnline.com

www.world-wide-art.com “It is possible to embrace the world of our deepest dreams. I do that as an artist, and it is my fervent hope that canvases like my new Mountain Paradise enable you to do that as well. My Mountain Paradise is set in one of God’s heroic mountain landscapes – I have found that I cannot dream anything grander than the glories He has created. Here is a rustic cabin nestled into a truly idyllic hideaway. A mountain stream cascades over an array of ancient stones, creating myriad waterfalls that sing their praise of the Lord in the voices of water. Perhaps the strumming of bluegrass music might add to the chorus as evening lingers – isn’t that a guitar and fiddle resting in the shadows of the cabin porch. Access to my paradise is provided by an old wooden bridge. Intriguing trails and a waiting canoe entice the camper to explore the nearby hills by foot or water. A handsome stag and mate and a lively flock of wild turkeys attest to the abundance of wildlife; wild ducks drop in for a landing. The light of sunset pours from the sky, painting the clouds and nearby hills with a heavenly radiance. My Mountain Paradise is truly my daydream of an idyllic mountain hideaway.” – Thomas Kinkade

Thomas Kinkade is America’s most collected living artist. TK emphasises simple pleasures and inspirational messages throngs his tranquil light infused paintings.Each one of his art treasures creates a quite sentiment that affirms the basic values of family and home, faith in God and the luminous beauty of nature. Yo-Yo Ma plays “Gabriel’s Oboe” & “The Falls” (reorchestrated by Ennio Morricone for cello) from the movie THE MISSION. “In creating orchestrations for this recording, Ennio Morricone sought to keep his music within the original context, while weaving in a meaningful solo role for Ma’s cello.” Pictures from the Internet .

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