Ellen H. Clapsaddle A Joyful Christmas Poinsettia Snowy House Postcard 1913

$ 7.07

Postage Condition: Posted Subject: Christmas Number of Items in Set: 1 Features: Embossed Brand/Publisher: International Art Publishing Co. Unit Type: Unit Artist: Ellen H. Clapsaddle Type: Printed (Lithograph) Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Signed: Yes Continent: North America Time Period Manufactured: 1910-1919 Year Manufactured: 1913 Unit Quantity: 1 Material: Cardboard brand: International Art Publishing Co. Unit of Sale: Single Unit Region: New York Country of Origin: Germany City: Auburn Era: Divided Back (1907-1915) Country: USA

Description

Ellen H. Clapsaddle A Joyful Christmas Poinsettia Snowy House Postcard 1913. The design showcases a vibrant red poinsettia prominently at the top, symbolizing the festive spirit of Christmas. The card is further adorned with the heartfelt greeting, "A Joyful Christmas," and a wish for "Fortune and Happiness unite, Go make your Christmas always bright.". This exquisite vintage postcard, a classic example from the Golden Age of postcards, features the beloved artistry of Ellen H. Clapsaddle. The design showcases a vibrant red poinsettia prominently at the top, symbolizing the festive spirit of Christmas. Below, a charming framed scene unfolds, depicting a picturesque snowy landscape with a cozy yellow house, winter trees, and a rustic wooden fence, evoking a sense of warmth and tranquility during the holiday season. The card is further adorned with the heartfelt greeting, "A Joyful Christmas," and a wish for "Fortune and Happiness unite, Go make your Christmas always bright." Produced by the International Art Publishing Co. and printed in Germany, this postcard exemplifies the high-quality chromolithography and embossing techniques prevalent in the early 20th century. The detailed imagery and rich colors make it a beautiful collectible, perfect for enthusiasts of vintage Christmas ephemera or admirers of Clapsaddle's iconic work. The card's historical context, with its clear 1913 postmark from Auburn, N.Y., adds to its unique appeal, offering a glimpse into holiday greetings from over a century ago.