Ronald Searle's Cats - Notecard pack
Ronald Searle's Cats - Notecard pack
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Ronald Searle (1920 - 2011) was one of Britain's most popular and celebrated graphic artists. In 2014 Searle's children generously presented The Fitzwilliam, a favourite museum of their father's, with a number of watercolour and ink works. Several of these pieces feature cats such as 'the model' in this work. Explore the rest of our Searle range to find more of his friendly felines.
Product details:
- Notecard pack
- 10 greetings cards, 2 each of 5 designs, with envelopes
- Card size: 9 x 14cm
- Blank inside
- Printed in the UK on carbon balanced paper through the World Land
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