Ric W. Horner – Whitstable Land & Seascape Painter

Memento of Canterbury – Gifts for graduates

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The Canterbury City Greeting Card Collection

Local artist Ric W. Horner has created many atmospheric paintings of Canterbury Cathedral and is now offering them as beautiful, high-quality greeting card packs of 5, as well as framed prints. They are a lovely gift idea for any student currently on a degree courses in the city, or for graduates from any of the 3 Canterbury Universities.

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His cards are printed on 324gsm textured matt paper and come in three different formats:  22 x 15cm (A5), 15 x 15cm (square) and 21 x 9.90cm (DL long), each including a white envelope and bio-degradable bag.

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There is also a range of framed prints available.

View prices by clicking on the images

Or go to: www.richorner.com/product-category/canterbury-city-collection

Canterbury Summer Evening, framed print, 61 x 48, but also 36 x 29cm

Ric’s framed prints are all hand-signed and professionally produced on high-quality Hahnemühle Albrecht Dürer artist paper.

At the moment, these cards are only available from the artist’s studio, but there are various selections at George’s Mini Market, The Horsebridge in Whitstable and at the Tourist Information office in The Beaney House, Canterbury.

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Canterbury is a cathedral city in the southeast of England, situated in the county of Kent. It was a pilgrimage site in the Middle Ages that was founded in 597 A.D by St Augustine. Primarily a unique place of Christian community and worship, is also the headquarters of the Church of England and Anglican Communion, a major pilgrimage destination, a masterpiece of art and architecture, and one of the UK’s most-visited historic sites.

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Canterbury Cathedral after Rain, framed print, 37 x 37cm

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A truly romantic city, the cathedral incorporates Gothic and Romanesque elements in its stone carvings and stained-glass windows. The rest of the whole town has ancient walls, originally built by the Romans that encircle its medieval centre with cobbled streets and timber-framed houses.

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Shower Clouds over Canterbury, framed print, 35 x 28cm

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In just under 1 hour’s train journey from London, Canterbury is one of the most popular tourist and holiday destinations in the world. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Cathedral sits alongside the Giza Pyramids, the Taj Mahal, and Chichen-Itza as a must-visit location of outstanding universal value to humanity..

‘Canterbury Cathedral at Sunset‘. 37 x 37cm – click here to purchase

Home to three universities, Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU), University for the Creative Arts (UCA) and The University of Kent, the city is also a melting pot for creativity with vibrant nightlife and a packed calendar of cultural events for every age and every community all year round.

So when in town, you can enjoy the annual Canterbury Arts Festival, or spend a day out and breath in fresh sea air in the lovely coastal town of Whitstable

Visit Ric’s studio at: richorner.com/original-paintings-available-directly-from-the-artist.

Canterbury Cathedral August Evening, framed print, 38 x 25cm

, At present, Ric is working on a series of new paintings, that will be traded via the Lilford Gallery later in 2026.

Canterbury Cathedral (evening light), mounted print, 31 x 18cm

Cathedral, Colour Sketch, mounted print, 33 x 25cm

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If you are a retailer in the Kentish region looking to stock any of these designs, you can email us at: enquiries@richorner.com for a quote..

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