It is a print of a painting – not the painting itself.

The title of the print is Spring Gate. It is a limited edition print.

I believe that the original painting was released in 1991.

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“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 original paintings command prices in the thousands of dollars range.

His prints are worth something but not as much as his original paintings, especially now that he just passed away on 04-06-2012.

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Click on the online gallery link to view his work.

The media is running what appears to be a serious campaign at destroying his leagcy so that could affect the prices of his art. Here’s just one [URL removed]
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Hey Sham! Yes you use the SAME technique to post pics here as you do in forums! Need help with that? Message me. Most Thomas Kinkade’s out there are prints, however you can use all 3 words as the word ’’picture’’ or ’’print’’ or ‘’Thomas Kinkade art’’ are all keywords are potent and important, to consider placing in the 1st 250 words of your Description as Google picks up those 1st 250 words, and potential buyers looking for his ’’art’’ or ’’pictures’’ or ’’prints’’ (whatever they type in) will probably find it in your booth if you use all those keywords!

Click the ONLINE GALLERY tab, then under his “Gates” category of work.

Here is the official website to further your research

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Here is the picture. It’s really matted nicely.

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Is there anything on the back?
It looks like a framed photo.
I don’t know the name of the painting.
Sorry.

Hi, have you seen this article? It came out after Kincaide’s death and might be helpful.

Is Your Thomas Kinkade Painting About to Increase in Value?
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I sold some Kincaide miniatures I found at a yard sale several months ago to a collector and made quite a profit. I think that if you’ve got a print in very good condition, you should find a buyer. But i’d comparison shop just to make sure you’re offering it at a good comparable price.

Good luck!