Title: Beyond Spring Gate

Spring, with its perfumed breezes and lavish bouquets of new flowers, is the season of romance. In Spring, the song of new life fills the air and thrills our hearts. Every blooming gate promises to lead us into a paradise where love and peace prevail. In Beyond Spring Gate, the second in my Spring Gate collection I tried to fulfill that promise by leading my collectors to a vernal paradise. — Thomas Kinkade

Spring Gate II, 1997

Title: Lamplight Manor

In Lamplight Manor, sixth in the Lamplight Lane series, the brooke Windemer takes us to a rustic treasure hidden away in England’s quaint Cotswolds – a magnificent manor house. How I would enjoy a private tour of house and grounds: the sweeping spiral staircases, the luxurious tapestries, and the dignified library. As the scripture from the Gospel of John suggests, such tasteful opulence has a place in the house of our Lord. Here we can anticipate the glory that awaits the children of God in heaven. – Thomas Kinkade

Lamplight Lane VI, 2000

The Blessings Of Spring

In the magical light of Spring, it’s easy to imagine this dignified English manor house a century ago, its stately Victorian guests stepping out of their carriages to make a grand entrance amidst the vibrant radiance of evening that touches the new blooms with brilliant color. That memory truly is a blessing. — Thomas Kinkade

Blessing of the Season II, 1994

Title: Beyond Autumn Gate

Some years ago, in my travels through England, I found a wonderful old stone gate—mysterious and inviting—that inspired my celebrated painting, Autumn Gate. Nanette and I returned to England and made a pilgrimage to that ancient gate in order to discover what lay beyond—the stately, ivy draped stone manor house I celebrate in Beyond Autumn Gate. — Thomas Kinkade

Autumn Gate II, 1993

Title: Bridge of Faith

For me, the world is enriched by images of faith. In the Garden of Promise collection, I look for those moments of revelation, of joyous acceptance, that comprise our common spiritual experience. Then I look out into the world to find visual images that reflect the truths of my walk with God.

— Thomas Kinkade

Garden of Promise, III, 1997

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Title: Spring Gate

Since I painted Autumn Gate early in my career, I’ve been fascinated with the inviting mystery of gates. I’m returning to the subject, in a new season, with my heroically-sized Spring Gate. I’ve portrayed a massive wrought iron gate framed by stone pillars. It’s Spring and nature rejoices at its rejuvenation with a lavish abundance of flowers.

-Thomas Kinkade

Spring Gate I Series, 1996

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