Elevate your correspondence with the Monet Favorites Notecards, featuring a stunning selection of Claude Monet’s iconic paintings. This elegant box includes a collection of beautiful cards showcasing masterpieces like Woman with a Parasol, Japanese Footbridge, Impression, Sunrise, and Poppy Field at Argenteuil. Perfect for any occasion—be it a birthday, anniversary, graduation, or simply a thoughtful note—each card’s blank interior provides ample space for your personal message. Ideal for friends, co-workers, or loved ones, these notecards bring a touch of Impressionist charm to every heartfelt note.
Elevate your correspondence with the Monet Favorites Notecards, featuring a stunning selection of Claude Monet’s iconic paintings. This elegant box includes a collection of beautiful cards showcasing masterpieces like Woman with a Parasol, Japanese Footbridge, Impression, Sunrise, and Poppy Field at Argenteuil. Perfect for any occasion—be it a birthday, anniversary, graduation, or simply a thoughtful note—each card’s blank interior provides ample space for your personal message. Ideal for friends, co-workers, or loved ones, these notecards bring a touch of Impressionist charm to every heartfelt note.
- Contents: 16 cards and 16 matching envelopes.
- Format: Keepsake gift box with magnetic closure.
- Inside: Blank for your own message.
- Each card measures: 4.75" x 6.75".
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| Description | Elevate your correspondence with the Monet Favorites Notecards, featuring a stunning selection of Claude Monet’s iconic paintings. This elegant box includes a collection of beautiful cards showcasing masterpieces like Woman with a Parasol, Japanese Footbridge, Impression, Sunrise, and Poppy Field at Argenteuil. Perfect for any occasion—be it a birthday, anniversary, graduation, or simply a thoughtful note—each card’s blank interior provides ample space for your personal message. Ideal for friends, co-workers, or loved ones, these notecards bring a touch of Impressionist charm to every heartfelt note.
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