Boston's Swan Boat Note Cards

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Swan Boats in Boston Scene

Hop on for a 15 minute ride through the Public Garden Lagoon in Boston with this original painting by folk artist, Patricia Palermino. Delightful plants and trees surround you and transport you to an exotic locale in the middle of Boston! Take a romantic and peaceful break from the hectic pace of daily life in Boston by bringing this fun, detailed image into your home.

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- Set of ten 5" x 7" note cards

The Artist: Patricia Palermino has produced a unique collection of American folk art from her studio in Alexandria, Virginia for 20 years. Using vibrant colors, Palermino creates an array of magical scenes that combine a whimsical spirit with a hint of nostalgia. Her art has been recognized and sold to many public and private collections, such as the White House, the American Museum in Bath, England, and the National Archives, among others and has been reproduced onto note cards, folk art posters and more recently, puzzles. Bring her celebration of America home today with these fine products.

Short history of the Swan Boats: Started in 1877 by Robert Paget, these are the only boats of their kind in the world. Made famous in Make Way for Ducklings and The Trumpet of the Swan, it is currently the harbinger of the start of Spring for Boston natives. True to their roots, Paget's grandchildren continue to operate the six operating swan boats, which are available to ride from mid-April to mid-September, seven days a week, weather-permitting.

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