Divertimenti’s card spreads Christmas cheer

Divertimenti, the specialist cookshop in London’s Brompton Road, has been spreading festive cheer with its commissioned artwork by one of its customers, Royal Academy trained Anna-Louise Felstead.

Besides hanging in the store’s window, and being sent to customers, the card (and its creation in a time lapse video) is featured on Divertimenti’s website.

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On receiving her ‘first Christmas card’ from Divertimenti, tv celebrity Ulrika Jonsson took to social media to share it. This was subsequently re-posted by artist Anna-Louise, whose response was re-posted by Ulrika. “We’ve had lots of nice comments about Anna-Louise’s beautiful painting,” comments Divertimenti’s owner, Ben Phillips.

 

Top: The festive portrait of Divertimenti is by artist Anna-Louise Felstead, whose focus is mainly on locations on ink paper.

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