For the next month I am selling a selection of Art Christmas cards based on my paintings direct from my website. This is an experiment as I have previously only sold paintings and prints direct. So here goes.
You can buy them in packs of 5 of the same design of a pack of 6 with two of each design. I am offering free postage but remember to leave enough time for delivery as the final postal dates are 18th (2nd class) and 21st (1st class) in the UK.
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Rossbeg (sometimes spelt Rosbeg) is a tiny townland on the west coast of Donegal, just south of Portnua and Nairn. There is a pier and a scattering of houses, some are modern, but many are old cottages, probably used as holiday lets. The day we visited the weather was calm and sunny. It was just perfect.
This was one of a pair of large paintings I started before I got ill. It sat in it’s greyscale state for over a month and a half until I recovered enoungh stamina to complete it!
Oiláan Na Marbh is a poignant island on the edge of the land in Donegal. It is inaccessible at high tide. Both beautiful and very sad. For it was on this island that over 500 stillborn and unbaptised babies were burried between the time of the Great Famine in the 1840s, and 1912.
Exciting New Development near Riverside Walk, Dungloe- its quite magical.
What, if anything, do they say inside? It’s a long story, but I try to avoid cards that say “Merry Christmas.” I’m a “Season’s Greetings” kind of person in a Merry Christmas world.
You are in luck, they say “Season’s Greetings” which is inoffensive, I hope.
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Thank you, Marylou
The cards are gorgeous!
Thank you, Peggy