Notecard Sets

Beautiful depictions of four costume designs by famous costume designer of the Ballets Russes -- Léon Bakst.

The lavish works of Olga Suvorova center upon the commedia dell’arte, its characters and themes depicted in a signature style influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites, Gustav Klimt, and traditional Russian icons.

Alexandra Exter (Russian, 1882–1949) was a costume designer as well as a painter. By 1924, she had opened a studio in Kiev that, for a short time, became core to the city’s avant-garde scene. Contains 5 notecards each of 4 paintings.

Set of 10 blank notecards by Ukrainian artist Marfa Tymchenko in her colorful, stylized flowers that blur the line between surrealism and representation. Painted with thousands of fine brushstrokes from a cat-hair brush, "My Favorite Flowers" exemplifi

5 each of 4 notecards by Ukrainian artist Marfa Tymchenko in colorful, stylized flowers that blur the line between surrealism and representation. Painted with thousands of fine brushstrokes from a cat-hair brush, "Flora Fantastica" exemplifies mastery

Conservator and icon painter Olga Volchkova fuses her dual loves, iconography and botany, in The Garden Saints.

Eco-friendly thank you cards with a beautiful winter bird design. Boxed set of 16 cards.

Inspired by different works of classical music, Bulgarian artist Anelia Pavlova’s oil paintings take their forms and colors from preludes and fugues, sonatas, and sinfonia concertantes. Pavlova enjoyed listening to music while she illustrated books and wi

Two whimsical images of Russian-American artist Robert Zakanitch's potted blooms have been selected for this notecard folio. Zakanitch was one of the founders of the pattern and decoration movement, and each image bursts forth with uplifting vibrant bloom