Postcards in Art and Life: 30 All-Occasion Postcards

Pairing classical paintings with funny, irreverent captions, Nicole Tersigni broke the Internet with her first book, the hit success Men to Avoid in Art and Life, based on her hysterical Twitter feed. Her follow-ups, Friends to Keep in Art and Life and Parenting Advice to Ignore in Art and Life, are packed with the same whip-smart humor, celebrating wholesome female friendships and women's life experiences in a loving and brilliantly sassy way.

This collection of 30 all-occasion postcards gives us a new way to share the joy of Tersigni's laugh-out-loud perspectives while connecting with the ones we love. Featuring images from her previous books, along with some brand-new captioned artwork, these postcards are an easy way to let friends and family know you're thinking of them and all the weird but special, cherished, and often ridiculous moments you've shared in life.

BESTSELLING AUTHOR: The New York Times lauded Nicole Tersigni's breakout hit as a coffee table book that brings together works of art and razor-sharp captions to "explain 'mansplaining' with help from 17th-century art." With each new book and her popular social media presence, Tersigni continues to bring relatable humor that women love to share.

FUNNY POSTCARDS: This postcard set includes a handful of brand-new images and captions, along with favorites from the Art and Life books. Easy-to-detach cards are a great way to keep in touch with loved ones and make hilarious mini posters to hang at home or work.

GREAT GIFT FOR WOMEN: Send the entire set to a friend who appreciates spiky humor, or select one of these pitch-perfect cards to include with any of Nicole Tersigni's books to create a fun and funny gift for someone special.

Perfect for:

• Art history enthusiasts
• Meme lovers and fans of sarcastic humor
• Novelty stationery collectors
• Birthday, Galentine's Day, Mother's Day, or holiday gift-giving
• Readers who loved Men to Avoid in Art and Life, Friends to Keep in Art and Life, and Parenting Advice to Ignore in Art and Life