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What types of art Christmas cards does The Met Store offer?
The Met Store carries a wide range of art Christmas cards featuring works by such beloved artists as Claude Monet, Gustav Klimt, and Pablo Picasso, as well as festive holiday scenes from various artistic styles and periods that reflect The Met Museum's world-class holdings. Our holiday card options include boxed sets, single quilled cards, and fine stationery, all boasting art-inspired holiday designs that you won't find anywhere else.
Are The Met Store's artistic Christmas cards blank inside or are they pre-printed with greetings?
The Met Store offers both types of cards to suit your preference. Some of our Met Museum holiday cards have blank interiors, allowing you to craft your own special message, while our other art Christmas cards come with pre-printed greetings, with enough space for you to add a personal note. Be sure to review the product description for details about specific holiday cards.
Can I find holiday cards featuring works from the Museum's collection?
At The Met Store, you'll discover a variety of art holiday cards that showcase artworks from The Met Museum’s holdings, as well as masterpieces from other museums and art institutions worldwide. Share beloved works of art from the Museum (and beyond) with friends and family during this holiday season.
When should I send my Christmas cards?
While there's no strict timeline, it's advisable to mail your Christmas cards between Thanksgiving and the week before Christmas. This timing ensures your cards will arrive before the holiday rush, making them less likely to get lost in transit. To avoid last-minute stress, you may wish to start your holiday card planning in late October or early November.
How do I address my holiday cards?
When addressing holiday cards, consider the relationship with the recipient. For married couples with the same last name, use "Mr. and Mrs. [Last Name]." For couples with different last names, include both names: "Ms. [First Name Last Name] and Mr. [First Name Last Name]." For families, you can address them as "The [Last Name] Family" or list each family member's name in order from oldest to youngest.
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