1908 Clara Tice Art Postcard Woman's Profile Book Cigar Lonesome Quote St. Louis
$ 5.27
Description
1908 Clara Tice Art Postcard Woman's Profile Book Cigar Lonesome Quote St. Louis. This captivating 1908 art postcard features a unique illustration by the renowned artist Clara Tice. The design showcases a woman's elegant profile, her voluminous hair seemingly formed from the smoke rising from a lit cigar and an open book. This whimsical and thought-provoking imagery, characteristic of the early 20th-century artistic movements, is complemented by the poignant handwritten quote, "Lonesome so very lonesome & why." The sepia-toned aesthetic and intricate details offer a glimpse into the popular art styles of the era. This collectible piece bears a clear April 9, 1908 postmark from St. Louis, Missouri, and was addressed to Fort Worth, Texas, providing a tangible connection to its historical journey. The presence of a one-cent Benjamin Franklin U.S. postage stamp further authenticates its vintage appeal. The postcard's design, combined with its historical context, makes it a fascinating item for enthusiasts of early 20th-century art, social history, and vintage ephemera. It represents a distinctive blend of artistic expression and a personal message from over a century ago.
