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Flowers in a Vase with Shells and Insects; Balthasar van der Ast; c. 1630

Floral Fine Art with Roses Tulips Irises Postcard

Peaches; Claude Monet; 1883.  These peaches look so yummy, you can almost taste the sticky sweetness. Monet was one of the originators of the French impressionist movement.

Peaches by Claude Monet Postcard

Cat Sleeping on a Bed; Claude Monet; c. 1865-70. Claude Monet was one of the originators of the French impressionist movement. Any cat lover will recognize the charming image of a cat curled up asleep on the bed.

Cat Sleeping on a Bed by Claude Monet Postcard

This cute dog is a detail from Portrait of Mere Paul; Claude Monet; 1882.  Monet was one of the originators of the French impressionist movement. Any dog lover would appreciate receiving a card adorned by this adorable white dog.

Dog Detail from Claude Monet Painting Postcard

Vase of Flowers by a Window; Balthasar van der Ast; 1650-57.

Floral Fine Art with Roses Lillies Postcard

Photo is of Eastern Screech Owl via Dover Publications.

Eastern Screech Owl Photograph Postcard

The Oleander; Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema; 1882

Floral Fine Art with Oleander Postcard

Clean or dirty, use this fun magnet to know whether it's time to run the dishwasher or put the dishes away. This design is great for Spring or Summer seasonal decor, especially for a gardener. Dishwasher magnets make great housewarming tokens or stocking stuffers. Image is Redoute's Hyacinth.

Hyacinth Flowers Dishwasher Magnet

Floral Fine Art with Roses Poster

Floral Fine Art with Roses Mouse Pad

Floral Fine Art with Roses Tulips Irises

A fun design reminiscent of the 60s hippie "flower power" era.  "Peace" in bright rainbow colors and a daisy-like flower flourish. Graphics are from realdealclipart.com.

Peace and Flowers Bright Colors 60s Hippie Design Bowl

The Return of Persephone; Frederic Leighton; 1891. Leighton (1830-1896) was an English painter and sculptor. His paintings are known for luminous colors. Persephone, the daughter of Zeus and the harvest-goddess Demeter, was abducted by Hades (King of the Underworld). Demeter learned that Zeus had conspired to have Persephone abducted, and refused to let the Earth bare harvest until her daughter was returned. However, because Persephone had eaten pomegranate seeds (food of the Underworld), she was forced to spend part of the year in the Underworld. She returned to the Earth in Spring and retired to the Underworld in Winter.

The Return of Persephone by Frederic Leighton Postcard

Clean or dirty, use this fun magnet to know whether it's time to run the dishwasher or put the dishes away. You can change the background color by clicking on the "Customize it" button and then selecting Edit: Background.  This design is great for Halloween seasonal decor. Dishwasher magnets make great housewarming tokens or stocking stuffers.

Floral Fine Art with Roses Tulips Irises Postcard

Floral Fine Art with Roses Tulips Irises Postcard

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Other postcards from various stores