The John Dyer Gallery is the only official online gallery for paintings and fine art prints by John Dyer, Joanne Short and Ted Dyer.

The only official online gallery for John Dyer, Joanne Short and Ted Dyer.

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Eye-catching Fine Art Greeting Cards from Cornwall

Greetings Cards Cornwall

If you're looking for something truly unique to send as a greeting card, why not take a look at our amazing art cards and artistic birthday cards from Cornwall? These famous artist greeting cards, all licensed from our Falmouth Art Gallery - The John Dyer Gallery, feature paintings by some of the most talented contemporary artists in the county, John Dyer  and Joanne Short, and each one is a work of art in its own right. You're sure to find something that suits your style, and you can be sure that your friends and family will be impressed by your unique choice! 

Greeting cards painting design range

Our art card range features the acclaimed contemporary paintings by John Dyer and Joanne Short.

Buy John Dyer Gallery art cards online now from our publishers ArtEco Designs

Cornwall art card range from the John Dyer Gallery

 

John Dyer Gallery Art Cards

Alongside our original paintings and prints, selected artworks by Cornish artists John Dyer and Joanne Short are licensed to our trusted Cornish publisher, ArtEco Designs, who produce a beautifully curated range of art greeting cards.

These cards are widely available across the South West and throughout the UK, stocked in leading retailers, galleries, tourist destinations and independent shops, including the Eden Project, National Trust properties, St Michael’s Mount and Wells Cathedral.

While we do not currently sell this card range directly through our website, you can explore and purchase the full collection online via ArtEco Designs, with designs organised by location, title and popularity, and new releases added regularly.

Cornish Art Greeting Cards

Each card features a painting inspired by Cornwall’s landscape, coast and gardens, with subjects ranging from harbour scenes and beaches to flowers and wildlife.

The cards are blank inside, allowing you to create a personal and thoughtful message for any occasion. Whether marking a celebration or simply keeping in touch, they offer a meaningful way to share a piece of Cornish art.

Artist Card Collection

The range includes over 50 designs, all printed in Cornwall using sustainable methods and supplied with envelopes.

Every card is carefully colour-matched and approved by the artists to ensure it reflects the original painting as accurately as possible. Selected designs are also available as smaller notecard packs.

Collectable Cornish Art Cards

Many collectors choose to keep these cards as small works of art, often selecting scenes that reflect places they know and love.

They are easy to find across Cornwall and the wider UK, and the full collection can also be browsed online through our publishing partner.

Why Send an Art Greeting Card

A greeting card is a tangible way to connect, something to hold, display and return to over time.

Choosing a card featuring original artwork adds depth and meaning, transforming a simple gesture into something more personal and lasting.

Occasions for Art Cards

These cards are suitable for birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas and celebrations of all kinds, as well as thank you notes, messages of support and everyday correspondence.

A carefully chosen image, especially one linked to a shared place or memory, makes your message feel considered and individual.

Writing Your Message

Take a moment to write something personal and sincere. A few thoughtful words that reflect your relationship with the recipient will always be more meaningful than a generic phrase.

Choose a card that resonates with both you and the person receiving it, and let the artwork help tell the story.

Many of the art cards feature paintings that also appear on our unique Art Prints. You might enjoy viewing our Wall Art Print collection and our St Ives Art Print collection.

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