We raised €17,679! 462 original art cards sold during #PostcardArtExhibit26—approximately: 🇺🇸 $20,230 USD - 🇬🇧 £15,016 - GBP🇨🇦 $28,414 CAD The remaining artworks will be donated to Museum Beelden aan Zee. If sold later, 100% of those proceeds will stay with the museum. Thank you, #PostcardArtFamily ! ❤️ #postcardartexhibit26

These are six hidden gems that David is genuinely surprised are still available in our online gallery. John Douglas — David used the words "expressive burst of power" and loves how the explosion of color feels almost musical, inviting you to experience emotion before you even recognize individual flowers. René Arns — There is something deeply moving about this portrait. David's first feeling wasn't sadness; it was relief. As though someone has "finally found shelter" after a long journey. Samantha Fellows @sammyfellows — David's first impression was "a lovely smile." This painting doesn't reveal everything immediately. Like meeting someone kind, its beauty grows the longer you spend with it. Jane Mosley — David immediately thought of those perfect pebbles you can't help picking up during a walk along the shore. Stones shaped patiently by waves over countless years. This painting captures that same quiet beauty, ordinary objects transformed into something precious simply because someone took the time to really see them. Sunny de Vroedt — There's a quiet optimism in this piece. To David, it speaks about possibility, growth, and the exciting feeling that our best chapters may still lie ahead. Judith Sturm — David's first impression, "sensual". The bold stripes become flowing fabric, the silhouette hints at movement, and suddenly your imagination begins filling in the rest of the figure. It's sophisticated, playful, and wonderfully open to interpretation. That's the beauty of art. These were simply the thoughts that came to David's mind. Now we'd love to hear yours. Which artwork speaks to you, and what do you see? Every postcard is a one-of-a-kind original artwork donated by an artist from somewhere in the world. Proceeds support Museum Beelden aan Zee's Blijft je Bij ("Unforgettable") program for people living with Alzheimer's and dementia, creating meaningful moments of connection through art. Perhaps one of David's hidden gems has been quietly waiting for its collector all along. Go to https://www.postcardartexhibit/shop for a closer look and to see the other great cards still available. #PostcardArtExhibit #PostcardArtExhibit26 #PostcardArtFamily #ArtistsSupportingAlzheimers #CollectOriginalArt