(The Hill) – The family of American artist Thomas Kinkade is pushing back on the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) use of the late artist’s painting to promote what the family views as an ...
“Protect the Homeland,” the caption read, suggesting that the painting represents a charming town that could be anywhere in America. Kinkade, of course, built an art empire in the 1980s and ’90s, mass ...
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How Thomas Kinkade's cottagecore paintings became a blueprint for modern conservative propaganda
"Bad art succeeds where good art fails," might be the lesson from Sarah Jones's fascinating exploration of Thomas Kinkade's cultural impact in Dissent Magazine. In early July, the Department of ...
Famous painter's girlfriend threatened to expose secrets, his family claims. April 30, 2012— -- The death of painter Thomas Kinkade earlier this month has pitted Kinkade's family members and ...
In the 1990s, Thomas Kinkade was the most successful artist of his time. His sentimental, sanitized landscapes full of Christian motifs and storybook cottages, some of which were lit with tiny LEDs ...
Thomas Kinkade is best known for his kitschy paintings of picturesque towns, but the late artist’s personal life contains a few shocking twists. The new documentary “Art for Everybody” captures ...
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