Isleta Pueblo Woman w/ Pot PHOSTINT Postcard Detroit Publishing Co. 1910s
$ 10.55
Description
Isleta Pueblo Woman w/ Pot PHOSTINT Postcard Detroit Publishing Co. 1910s. This beautifully rendered image, produced by the renowned Detroit Publishing Co., captures an Isleta Pueblo woman in traditional attire, gracefully balancing a terracotta pot on her head. Discover a captivating vintage PHOSTINT postcard showcasing a "Woman of Isleta Pueblo" from the early 20th century. This beautifully rendered image, produced by the renowned Detroit Publishing Co., captures an Isleta Pueblo woman in traditional attire, gracefully balancing a terracotta pot on her head. Her striking presence is set against a textured adobe wall, offering a glimpse into the cultural heritage and daily life of the Native American Southwest. This collectible piece is an authentic creation of the Detroit Publishing Co., identified by its distinctive "PHOSTINT" mark, a sophisticated color printing process that brought vibrant hues to early postcards. The card features a divided back, characteristic of postcards from the 1907 era and beyond, providing space for both message and address. It represents a significant historical artifact, preserving an important visual record of Indigenous communities in the American Southwest and the artistry of early postcard production.
