Kensington Palace greeting card is from North East artist Emily Ward's beautiful range of blank art cards. This greeting card has been created from original artwork by Emily.
Emily’s art greeting card of Kensington Palace captures the building with a warm touch, blending history with a sense of gentle movement. Instead of sharp lines or rigid detail, she uses soft, flowing brushstrokes that merge the rich reds of the palace walls with a sky painted in shades of purple, blue, and muted grey.
The overall effect is very atmospheric, with the palace standing strong against the vibrant backdrop. In the foreground, wildflowers bursts into view, painted with playful dots and strokes of yellow, white, and lavender. The statue at the center draws the eye along a light pathway.
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Kensington Palace
Kensington Palace
started out as a modest country house known as Nottingham House in the early 1600s. Its location just outside the center of London offered a peaceful escape from the crowded city. In the late 17th century, it was transformed into a royal residence when William III and Mary II purchased the property and commissioned architect Sir Christopher Wren to expand and redesign it. Over time, the palace grew with several additions, including elegant wings and formal gardens.
Today, Kensington Palace remains a significant cultural and historic site, open to visitors throughout the year. It offers exhibitions that showcase its rich history, as well as beautifully restored rooms that provide insight into life across different eras. The palace grounds form a tranquil green space within Kensington Gardens, offering a welcome respite from the busy city surrounding it.
Greeting Card
A luxurious blank greetings card. Made from original paintings by Emily Ward. Each card is blank inside for your own message.
