The Women's Board, Pennsylvania Division, and the American Cancer Society Proudly Present Holiday Cards Featuring Four Original Philadelphia Scenes By Our 2009 Artist Joseph Sweeney Attention: Orders received after December 11th will be delivered after January 5th

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Welcome to the Holiday Card Program sponsored by the Women's Board of the American Cancer Society, Pennsylvania Division. We have been producing Holiday Cards by local artists since 1987. Since our inception, we have given over $2,224,678 to benefit the American Cancer Society's mission of research, education, advocacy, and service. This year we have four Philadelphia scenes for the cards from our 2009 Holiday Card Artist, Joseph Sweeney. Please go to “Categories” and click on “2009 & Special Cards” and “Previous Year’s Cards” to see our complete selection. These are available on our Web site all year long as we not only have cards with holiday verses, but we also have blank cards that can be used as note cards, invitations, or with your own greeting for special occasions. The “Celebration” card is available blank or with four assorted greetings. The “Donor Card” provides you with cards at your fingertips for instant donations for memorials, honorariums or just gifts. The total purchase price of the Donor Card is a complete donation to the American Cancer Society Joseph Sweeney graduated with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Painting and Drawing from the Philadelphia College of Art (now the University of the Arts), Class of 1976. In 1980 he received a Masters of Fine Arts from Pennsylvania State University. As a Landscape painter living in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, he has taught or is currently teaching classes at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Wayne Art Center, Woodmere Art Museum, and Chester Springs Studio. In 2002 The Philadelphia Sketch Club Works on Paper Show awarded him Best of Show. His work has been included in the traveling show ART in Embassies Program, U.S. Dept. of State, Washington, D.C. October 2006. He is represented by Gross McCleaf Gallery in Philadelphia, Gallery 71 in New York and Newman & Saunders Gallery in Wayne, Pennsylvania. Many public and private institutions, collections, and museums own his work. You can see more of his work at his Web site, www.joesweeneyart.com (opens in new window)