Weihnachtsnacht Nr. 2 Feiertagskarte

Name: Weihnachtsnacht Nr. 2 Feiertagskarte
Brand: Allport Editions
SKU: SKU010014697
Price: 26.84 CAD
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5 × 7 Zoll (12,7 × 17,78 cm)
Halbglänzendes Finish
Hergestellt in den USA
Grafik durch Pater Arthur Poulin
Innere Begrüßung:
"Frieden und Freude im kommenden Jahr"

Product Details

Product type: Weihnachtskarte
Shipping Dimensions: 7.0 × 5.0 × 0.75 inches (17.8 × 12.7 × 1.9 cm)
Shipping Weight: 0.19 lb (3.0 oz; 85 g)
SKU: SKU: SKU010014697

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Arthur Poulin

Father Arthur Poulin is a Benedictine monk and painter whose luminous landscapes reflect the sacred beauty of creation. Working in painstaking layers of color and thousands of tiny brushstrokes, his pointillist style evokes both Impressionist tradition and spiritual meditation. From his monastery studio in Berkeley, and inspired by travels from Big Sur to Japan, Father Poulin creates artworks that appear on cards, puzzles, book covers, and more—each one a quiet celebration of nature’s majesty.

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Allport Editions

Founded by Ardys Allport in 1982 in her garage, Allport Editions is now owned and operated by Mackenzie Jeans, who managed the company for ten years before acquiring it in 2013. Mackenzie hails from Reno, NV but also lived in New Orleans before returning to family and Portland.

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