The Thomas Kinkade Archive Collection

	Block Island Size and pricing to be announced at release "I love lighthouses," Thomas Kinkade declares. "The severe, uncompromising lives of service lived by lonely lighthouse keepers possess a special dignity." Poised between the last outcroppings of land and the vast expanse of ocean, the lighthouse has become a profound symbol of human life, poised as it is between the transitory and the eternal. Block Island is a study of resolute courage and dignity. The house stands alone, severe, crisp of line. It supports the proud light tower. A single antique auto stands in its fenced yard; a solitary figure, back turned to the viewer, strides toward the comfort and consolation the house offers. The sea has eroded the rocky coast; in centuries to come the house itself will surely fall before the water's inexorable advance. A solitary ship sets out on its voyage to an unknowable destination, led away from danger by the stoic resident of Block Island.

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