Sweetly Swinging by Sandra Kuck
 10 Blank 5 x 7 Note Cards With Envelopes
A sweet angel is swing on a swing in heaven. Inside is blank for all of your personal messages and comes with an envelopes.

In this listing you are buying 10 new note cards.
We have 11 different Sandra Kuck images available in our eBay Store.
 
We also have all 11 images matted ready for framing or matted and framed ready for hanging. 

We can order any number of sets for you if you would like more. They make really great gifts for any occasion. email Barb@FrameHouseGallery.com for more information.
We are official dealers and retailers for these Sandra Kuck products.
Sandra Kuck
Admirers of Sandra Kuck know that this talented artist puts a little of herself into every painting. Her strong sense of family and appreciation for beauty is echoed in all of her works, from which she has captured a loyal and appreciative audience.
Sandra describes herself as a “romantic realist.” Her nostalgic settings and angelic children evoke memories and emotions of childhood. With vibrant color, delicate lighting, and exquisite lace and flowers, Sandra creates a romantic and peaceful atmosphere, capturing the beauty and simplicity of days gone by.
Sandra finds her inspiration from many different sources, including the special relationship between mother and child, the beauty of country garden, or the fine furnishings and the clothing of the Victorian era. Her pursuit of perfection, exacting standards, and her attention to detail allows her to paint only eight to ten pieces per year. It is the ability to create flawless scenes of serenity, joy, and elegance that has made her one of the most beloved artists in North America.

As a child in Ohio and Southern California, Sandra always loved to doodle and sketch. It was during her education at UCLA and The Art Student’s League in New York where she realized her love for painting children and deviated from her professor’s emphasis on modern art. Later, it was her husband John, who encouraged Sandra to pursue her dream of becoming a professional artist. Though they quickly started a family, John cared for the couple’s young children on weekends, so that Sandra could have an opportunity to develop her artistic talents. Once the children started school, Sandra was able to devote more time to her art, while John sold her works to local galleries. Their confidence in her special talents would eventually find embodiment in the collection we see today.