Art Revisited
4.9
No minimum
5 x Christmas Angels + 5 x Diversion
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This is a beautiful box with ten double Christmas cards. The cards have an image of Christmas angels and a road diversion in a winter landscape. The inside of the cards is blank, so you can write a personal message on them. The cards come with matching envelopes, so you can easily send them.
These Christmas cards are a nice way to send family and friends a personal greeting during the holidays. The images are atmospheric and fit well with the Christmas period. Whether you use them to write your own message or simply send them, these cards are sure to be appreciated.
These Christmas cards are a nice way to send family and friends a personal greeting during the holidays. The images are atmospheric and fit well with the Christmas period. Whether you use them to write your own message or simply send them, these cards are sure to be appreciated.
| Material | Cardboard |
| Event | Christmas |
| Made in | Netherlands |
| Brand location | Netherlands |
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Art Revisited
4.9
No minimum
Artists have always been looking for ways to reproduce their work in order to reach a wider audience. As a publisher, Art Revisited offers this option at a very high level to a group of Dutch artists, who belong to the top both artistically and technically. Since 1982, the Art Revisited brand has grown from art cards and books to a much wider range with reproductions to gift items by artists such as Henk Helmantel, Marius van Dokkum and Ton Dubbeldam. What all articles have in common is that the source always arises in the artist's studio and not on a drawing board.
