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Greetings Card

2007 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This Christmas card by Diana Huntingford was sent from the Huntingford family to their friends Sir John and Lady Ritblat in 2007 and was subsequently donated to the Museum by Lady Ritblat. The traditional home-made appeal of the card - a star/flower/snowflake design stencilled in gold on handmade paper - brings a more personal touch to the festivities.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Stencilling in gold paint and handwriting in gold ink on handmade paper
Brief description
Greetings card, handmade Christmas card by Diana Huntingford, Britain, 2007.
Physical description
Irregular rectangular single sheet of dark grey handmade paper approximately A5 size (landscape format) with six-pointed star/flower/snowflake-shaped design stencilled in gold paint on the front with handwritten greeting in gold ink on the back.
Dimensions
  • Maximum height: 15.5cm
  • Maximum width: 20cm
irregular
Marks and inscriptions
'Happy Holidays / Festive Cheer / from / the Huntingfords. / always nice to see the Glam / girl in the flesh!' (Handwritten in gold ink on the back)
Credit line
Given by Lady Ritblat
Subjects depicted
Summary
This Christmas card by Diana Huntingford was sent from the Huntingford family to their friends Sir John and Lady Ritblat in 2007 and was subsequently donated to the Museum by Lady Ritblat. The traditional home-made appeal of the card - a star/flower/snowflake design stencilled in gold on handmade paper - brings a more personal touch to the festivities.
Collection
Accession number
E.851-2008

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Record createdJuly 7, 2010
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