Jack Dorsey’s new book Christmas Cards and Carols features twenty beautiful paintings that were used on the Christmas cards that he and Ann sent to family and friends. Now you can own one of the originals. If you buy one of these paintings, we will throw in a signed copy of the book for free!
“Christmas Holly” is the first of the Christmas card paintings from 2004. I used it for the cover of the book. Purchase here.
“This Old House,” the 2006 Christmas Card. This painting reminds me of Stuart Hamblen’s classic “This old house once rang with laughter/this old house heard many a shouts”… Purchase here.
“Angel” the 2012 Christmas card. Dad painted on of Mom’s Christmas angels on a metal plate beside a vase. Purchase here.
“Star of Wonder” the 2015 Christmas Card. I love this sweet fresh watercolor of the nativity scene. Purchase here.
“White Christmas” the 2017 Christmas Card. This is one of the two paintings of Cedarhome in the collection. Purchase here.
“Joy to the World,” the 2019 Christmas Card. Dad painted three of Mom’s angel figurines in front of the crimson candles. Purchase here.
“A Time To Remember,” The 2020 Christmas card still life of Mom’s poinsettas. Purchase here.
“Everywhere Christmas Tonight” is the 2021 Christmas Card. Mom makes things beautiful at home, and Dad captured a Christmas wreath on the garden fence after a light snowfall. Purchase here.
“Remember” is the 2022 Christmas Card. Dad adapted the old woodhouse at our home for this painting. Lot’s of memories of the woodhouse for sure. Purchase here.
“Birdbath Christmas,” the 2023 Christmas card. A few years ago snow covered the deck and the bird bath Mom had decorated. Purchase here.
“Cedarhome Christmas,” the 2024 Christmas card. A few months ago, Dad painted this snow scene of Cedarhome for the students of Acrylic University. I had fun watching over his shoulder and filming him as he painted it. Purchase here.
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