British birds greeting card pack multipack by Dick Twinney

• 12 British Bird greeting cards with envelopes as pack
• Large A5 size when folded. Blank on the inside making them perfect for many occasions
• Illustrations by renowned natural history artist Dick Twinney
• Robin, Thrush, Bluetit, Sparrow, Green Woodpecker. Lesser-spotted Woodpecker, Long-tailed Tits, Yellowhammer, Goldfinch, Goldcrest and Blackbird
• Printed in the UK on carbon captured environmentally friendly, sturdy superior card stock and including FSC envelope helping protect the planet.

There is much beauty around us every day, none more so than in the vast variety of birds which inhabit our towns and countryside and it is our duty to protect and encourage their survival. This wonderful new collection of greeting cards celebrates 12 beautiful british bird species painted by renowned Cornish artist Dick Twinney. Robin, Thrush, Bluetit, Sparrow, Green Woodpecker. Lesser-spotted Woodpecker, Long-tailed Tits, Yellowhammer, Goldfinch, Goldcrest and Blackbird Cards are blank on the inside making them perfect for all occasions. On the reverse of each card is a small quote relating to each species from the book A History of British Birds by William Yarrell, published 1843. Printed in the UK on carbon captured environmentally friendly, sturdy superior card stock and including FSC envelope helping protect the planet. Dick Twinney’s highly realistic and traditional artwork has gained international recognition making him one of Cornwall’s best known and loved artists. Over the years Twinney has provided illustrations for over 25 books which have sold worldwide. His wildlife art has featured on many series of collectors plates, greetings cards, giftware, limited edition fine art prints and his original paintings are in collections worldwide. Refusing to follow any trends in art or turn to a more contemporary way of painting, Twinney continues to paint in the traditional style of the artists he grew up with especially Archibald Thorburn and Charles Tunnicliffe, whose work he has emulated and been inspired by since childhood.