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One of the cards was perhaps sent toAdelaide Cottage, where the Wales family lives, and one can imaginePrince Georgepropping it up on the kitchen table for creative inspiration.
Hannah Dale, the founder of Wrendale Designs and artist behind the stag cards, toldHello!it was an “unexpected Christmas surprise” to see George’s art, which was apparently derived from her own.
Dale said she isn’t sure howPrince Georgepossibly got ahold of the Christmas card, “but I would really love to know.” The artist, who launched her business in 2012, said she bets that the Prince and Princess of Wales, both 40, are “proud” of their young son’s artistic talent — understandably so.
Prince William, Princess Charlotte, Prince George and Kate Middleton.Getty
“He’s obviously got talent. He has an eye for form and colour,” Dale told the outlet. “I think having a love of animals and love of nature is obviously something that’s maybe captured his attention. That inspires me very much. It’s a real privilege to inspire any child to want to draw or paint. It was a really lovely compliment.”
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The"Her Majesty The Queen" Commemorative Charity Printis still available to shop on Wrendale Designs, priced at about $30. The touching print imagines Queen Elizabeth sitting on a bench withPrince Philip, leaning on her husband’s shoulder beneath a tree.
“In honour of our wonderful Queen who dedicated her life in service to our country, we have created a commemorative print featuring a delicate scenic image featuring the Queen re-united with her Prince and corgi,” the description reads.
source: people.com
