These large holiday cards are inspired by the David Jones lettering in the permanent collection of Kettle’s Yard, a unique house and gallery with a remarkable collection of 20th century art. Kettle’s Yard is a part of the University of Cambridge in England.

The translation of Gaudium et Felicitas is approximately “Joy and Happiness.” (Gaudium can be translated as joy or delight, and Felicitas as happiness or blessedness.) David Jones, a British painter, poet, and wood engraver (1895 –1974), often used Latin in his text works.

The cards are printed in hand-mixed colors on smooth, ivory, uncoated stock. On the reverse of the card there is the mark of the printer and no other fussy labeling.

Printed in England with the minimum environmental impact on responsibly sourced stock in ink that is friendly to the environment.

Six cards and envelopes; blank inside; 8-1/4" x 5-3/4".