Country Living Assortment “Assorted Artists” Cards #90602

“Country Living Greeting” Cards Assortment – 20 Greeted Cards, 22 Envelopes

Artist: Assorted

20 Cards:

• 9 – Birthday

• 4 – Friendship

• 1 – Anniversary

• 1 – Blank Notecard

• 1 – Get Well

• 1 – Congratulations

• 1 – Sympathy

• 1 – Thank You

• 1 – Wedding

Artists & Art:

David M. Logan – “Crying Cowboy”

Jack Sorenson – “Clear Water Crossing”, Bringing In The Horses”, “Cowgirl”

Darrell Bush – “Six a.m. Opening Day”

Don Crook – “Working Girl”

James A. Meger – “Summer School”

Beverly Carrick – “Peaks of Glory”

Verne Tossey – “My Neighbor”

Don Roth – “Kitty Express”

C.J. Conner – “Cabin and Loons”

Kathleen Francour – “I Can Wait”

Nelson Boren – “Cowboy Romance”

Steve Thornton – Horseman Craig Marple

C. B. Williams – “Washrack Adjustments”

Thomas Kinkade – “Afternoon Glow”

Hermon Adams – “Reveille”

Lisa Danielle – “Something Borrowed, Something Blue”

Charles H. Pabst – “Mountain Meadow”, “Rockies’ Hidden Falls”

Assortment #AST90602

Children, Horses, Cowgirl, Cowboy giving flowers, Horseman, Cowboys cleaning cow, Scenic Forest, Mountains Scenery & Eagle, Cowboy Boots & Lace Shoes, lace, pearls, Mountains & Waterfall, crying baby, horses and horsemen, bringing in many horses, fishing gear, Dogs, Ducks, Mountains & Stream, Cats, Kitty Cat Express, cabin and loons.

*Though born in 1954, Jack Sorenson grew up living the Old West lifestyle that he now depicts in his work. Coming of age living and working at Six Gun City, a dude ranch and frontier town in the style of the Old West situated on the rim of the Palo Duro Canyon and owned by his father, Sorenson was deeply embedded with a love for the stories and imagery that characterized the Old West, and which continues to motivate him to this day.

Whereas other teenagers spent their adolescence working in retail or fast food, Sorenson worked as a stagecoach driver, a performance gunfighter, and a horse trainer. A naturally gifted artist since childhood, Sorenson began painting full-time in 1974. After his first one-man show sold out that same year, Sorenson committed himself to a career in art and never looked back.

Made in the USA; Cards printed on recycled paper.

“Retired!”