Part of the Portraits of an Island collection, this greeting card features my original graphite drawing of a Newfoundland Pony.
A true Newfoundland heritage breed, the Newfoundland Pony developed from ponies brought to the island by early settlers from the British Isles. Hardy, sure-footed and well suited to the local climate, they became an important part of everyday life in communities across the island.
Product details
Approx. 4.2 × 5.5 inches
Folded greeting card
Blank inside
Includes a white envelope
Individually packaged for protection
Reproduced from an original graphite drawing by Kyle Galvin
Printed in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
5% of print and greeting-card sales supports the NLOA Preservation Fund, helping care for the animals and landscapes that inspired the collection
Part of the Portraits of an Island collection, this greeting card features my original graphite drawing of a Newfoundland Pony.
A true Newfoundland heritage breed, the Newfoundland Pony developed from ponies brought to the island by early settlers from the British Isles. Hardy, sure-footed and well suited to the local climate, they became an important part of everyday life in communities across the island.
Product details
Approx. 4.2 × 5.5 inches
Folded greeting card
Blank inside
Includes a white envelope
Individually packaged for protection
Reproduced from an original graphite drawing by Kyle Galvin
Printed in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
5% of print and greeting-card sales supports the NLOA Preservation Fund, helping care for the animals and landscapes that inspired the collection
