Christmas Chapel I
Art Notes
I love the Christmas Eve services and the traditions that go along with them. In our church, it means lighting candles and passing them symbolically from one person to another. As I envisioned this tradition on canvas, I began to imagine that in an ideal world the Christmas Eve service would happen in a country chapel along a snowy wooded lane.
I envision this painting as the first in a series of three Christmas Chapels, each taking their inspiration from a classic Christmas carol. My prayer is that this series will give each of us a chance to rekindle the simple joys of the Christmas season.
Title: Christmas Chapel I
Painted: 2009
Published: 2009
Style: Luminism
Classification: Thomas Kinkade Original
Limited Edition: Available
Genre: Christmas, Churches
Tags: Christmas, Christmas carol, Christmas tree, Churches, Faith, Holidays, Horse, Sleigh, Snow, Winter
© The Thomas Kinkade Estate – All Rights Reserved
Painted: 2009
Published: 2009
Style: Luminism
Classification: Thomas Kinkade Original
Limited Edition: Available
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Tags: Christmas, Christmas carol, Christmas tree, Churches, Faith, Holidays, Horse, Sleigh, Snow, Winter
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I remember this brilliant artist from years back. I searched the internet to see his works. I am saddened he is not here and pleased he left the world these magnificent artwork. He is in a class of his own. I can’t afford really expensive stuff but its on my list to have one or two of his paintings hanging in my house. Please keep this site alive. Keep his work online. I intend to explain his works to my children and their children. This is a blessing what he was able to capture on a canvas. Its worth noting in history and will never be forgotten.
We moved in June from Virginia to North Carolina, for the first time interstate. Out mover can not locate a vault of
8’X 8’X 8′, which contains our artwork, many of which are Thomas Kinkade. We have paperwork for all of our purchases
of his paintings. The book of his works we thankfully have along with some of his smaller paintings. They want us to
submit a claim by March, but we want our fault to be found. Some things we can not replace.
Hello Anita,
I hope that they find your vault with your artwork! You can always take a look at our website to give the company an idea of what your pieces could be worth if you need to submit a claim. A quick way to check the value of your painting is to start right here our website http://www.thomaskinkade.com and search for the title, size, and edition of your painting. There is a search box in the upper left hand corner of the page, green in color. Type in the name of your piece here. If you find your exact piece, click into it like you want to purchase the piece. You would then need to select the same options (size, edition, media, frame) of your piece. If you do not find your exact piece, it might be sold out. You can then select another image (the prices are determined by size, edition and frame not the image) to get a general idea of value for your piece.
Kate
tears fell from my eyes just now as i see the paintings my great grandmother collected my whole childhood paintings he touched she would come to branson in tyhe 90s and buy them i see most of hers are sold out or way to much he is the man of the light the story behind it is so neat as well