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Our greeting cards are 5" x 7" in size and are produced on digital offset printers using 100 lb. paper stock. Each card is coated with a UV protectant on the outside surface which produces a semi-gloss finish. The inside of each card has a matte white finish and can be customized with your own message up to 500 characters in length. Each card comes with a white envelope for mailing or gift giving.
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Fleur-de-lis or fleur de lys, literally means 'lily flower' in English. In French culture, it is one-of-a-kind French brand image full of heritage... more
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Constance Harper
April 26th, 2024
Very beautiful painting! Love the greeting cards!
Paul Cutright
April 25th, 2024
I loved the card. Message inside was perfect (just like I requested) Only comment - the picture seemed too large for the card (glue showing on the side) Next time I will down size the picture. I have ordered many cards from fineartamerica and have been very pleased with the artist selection and quality of the art. Paul Cutright
Sitara Laurenti
April 25th, 2024
Gorgeous!! rich colors, lovely glossy finish.
Sitara Laurenti
April 25th, 2024
Beautiful..lovely gloss finish, vibrant colors and amazing details
Kathleen Sanford
April 24th, 2024
Loved this! Colors not quite as bright as what you are showing but I still loved it!
Kathleen Sanford
April 24th, 2024
I thought the colors could have been a little brighter but I was happy with the product!
Fleur-de-lis or fleur de lys, literally means 'lily flower' in English. In French culture, it is one-of-a-kind French brand image full of heritage and style. Others claim it symbolizes and iris, or a frog.
'Fleur de lis' appears in numerous European coats of arms and flags for centuries. It is associated with French monarchy. The French monarchy adopted the Fleur-de-lis for their royal coat of arms as a symbol of purity, French royalty. It is widely used as a decorative subject matter by artists, tattoos and jewelry designers; it is used as ornamental theme in architectural embellishment, in home decor, and attire.
In USA, this emblem stems from the French colonization of the Americas. 'Fleur de lis' was found on early North American flags to designate French settlement areas. A number of cities in the USA have adopted the 'fleur de lys' for their flags and city symbols. Among them are St Louis, Louisville, Detroit, Mobile Alabama, Missouri, Lafayette, Baton Rouge,...
NICOLE JEAN-LOUIS PAINTER (1945 - 2018) COPYRIGHT NOTICE ALL OF MY ARTWORK IS REGISTERED COPYRIGHT WITH ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PRINTS OWNERS, OR ORIGINALS OWNERS CAN NOT COPY, REPRODUCE, REDISTRIBUTE, TRANSMIT, OR MANIPULATE IN ANY WAY MY PAINTINGS WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION FROM THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER , NICOLE JEAN-LOUIS. "My mother, Nicole Jean-Louis, took pleasure in painting. I remembered looking at her face as she painted. She described it as if she were in another dimension. The expression on my mother's face was so peaceful. The colors and stroke marks of her painting had a harmonious flow. I find her paintings to be very intriguing. My mother was born to paint. Nicole Jean-Louis is a legendary artist who lives on through her...
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Al Brown
Nice work, congratulations on your sale!
Andrea Hazel
Congrats on your sale!
Barbara Jewell
This painting and the story it tells are heart-wrenching. I will never again see a fleur-de-lis without thinking of your description of its cruel use in the brutal history of slavery. I agree that this subject in all its terrible detail needs to a part of everyone's education to help ensure its eradication all over the world in whatever form it is practiced. Slavery is the worst sin ever committed in this country and anywhere else it has or continues to exist. Thank you Nicole, for pouring your heart, soul, and intellect into this wonderful piece and its description. L/F
Heather King
Incredible and very POWERFUL work Nicole ♥ breaks my heart...but that is what a true artist does, they make us FEEL ♥ f/l
Renee Chastant
Very evocative. Nice work!
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Thank you very much Renee!
Debra Lynch
Oh this made me so sad, but I totally get it, cruelty in the world is something that can not and should not be tolerated. I won't say to much because I have a sassy mouth that gets me in trouble, but let's just say I don't approve of anyone, anywhere at anytime being mistreated or enslaved. The Lord didn't intend for us to treat one another in that fashion. OH wow, hush my mouth! But Your work speaks volumes and my heart is with you! Bless you!
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Hi Debra! There is nothing wrong in denouncing cruelty. We can not be indifferent to suffering, or take pleasure inflicting it. I appreciate your compassionate and approving comment, and thank you for the blessing.
Miroslava Jurcik
Outstanding work !!! And subject we need to talk about and eliminate ! Slavery is still alive today !! 30 million people are living as forced laborers, forced prostitutes, child soldiers, child brides in forced marriages and, in all ways that matter, as pieces of property, chattel in the servitude of absolute ownership. Walk Free investigated 162 countries and found slaves in every single one. But the practice is far worse in some countries than others. The country where you are most likely to be enslaved is Mauritania. Although this vast West African nation has tried three times to outlaw slavery within its borders, it remains so common that it is nearly normal. The report estimates that four percent of Mauritania is enslaved – one out of every 25 people. Here is a link if you would like to read more !! https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2011/06/the-country-where-slavery-is-still-normal/241148/ l/f
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Thank you so much, Miroslava, for your very informative and compassionate comment. I appreciate your visit to my site!
Sarah Vernon
Fabulous! L/F
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Thank you so much Sarah!
Nicole Jean-Louis
A very special thanks to my buyer from Rochester Hills, Mi., who purchased a glossy greeting card of my artwork, "Branded With Fleur de Lis". I greatly appreciate your visit to my site. Happy Holiday! Nicole Jean-Louis
Jason Moore
Outstanding work! I wrote a poem once I learned about the history of the Fleur-de-lis visiting the Whitney Slave Muesum in 2015: Walking around the French Quarter in a daze, Crowds in bars watched the Saints game being played, While rich negros were bought and sold via online fantasy trades, An echo of slave days when massa used Fleur-de-lis' to mark the hides of his & her slaves, Few know this logo's significance and story, The Redskins ain't the only team that's derogatory, For hundreds of years Black Americans slaved and sharecropped sugar cane, Yet even after freedom, we gang bang and slang cane, Worked for the white, made the white (sugar/crack), that caused our plight like diabetes and addiction, Mental, spiritual, emotional and physical diseases plague us, but the "quiet majority" just think its fiction, These long term effects still curse us like a voodoo hex, Plantations were replaced by the industrial prison complex, Our future should be a destiny manifest, Being survivors from a long line of survivors was the ultimate test, Against all odds, given nothing, we built America... Yes... But they keep us uneducated and depressed, Frustrated and in debt, Doped up and locked down because they're afraid of what's next. Jason Moore
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
You are right Jason: this "logo of fleur de lis significance and story" is unknown to many. You have written a very deep, insightful poem. Congratulations Jason! I appreciate your input.
Nancy Griswold
Your work is excellent and here tells such a tragic tale and the shame of all mankind
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Yes Nancy... Thank you so much!
ANA MARIA EDULESCU
Outstanding work, Nicole ! f,l
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Thank you very much Ana Maria!
VIVA Anderson
Bravo, Nicole.........your wonderful art also opens our eyes to terrible truth......fv......VIVA
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Wow! Thank you so much Viva!
Melly Terpening
This is stunning artwork, Nicole. I learn historic from your description. Love this painting. FL
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Thank you so much Melly!
Michel Verhoef
Awww...heartbreakin....a statement !
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Yes Michel! Thank you so much!
Marcia Lee Jones
Love that your painting history!
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Thank you so much Marcia!
Anna Serebryanik
Awesome work!
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Thank you so much Anna!
Carlin Blahnik
Thank you for the historic description of this scene. Your art captures and tells the sad story well.
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Thank you so much Carlin for your positive comment!
Lee Piper
Very artistic and profound work!!!
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Thank you so much Lee!
BRIAN REAVES
Excellent Work Nicole!! l/f
Nicole Jean-Louis replied:
Thank you Brian!