Description
Comic "LOVE IS BLIND" Postcard - Julius Bien & Co. 1908 Carthage MO Postmark. The artwork depicts a dapper gentleman embracing and kissing a comically portrayed, bird-faced woman in an elegant pink gown, with a large red heart serving as their backdrop. A mischievous, blindfolded Cupid peeks from behind a blue curtain, adding to the whimsical and satirical nature of the scene. This captivating vintage postcard, published by the renowned Julius Bien & Company, features a vibrant and humorous illustration titled "LOVE IS BLIND." The artwork depicts a dapper gentleman embracing and kissing a comically portrayed, bird-faced woman in an elegant pink gown, with a large red heart serving as their backdrop. A mischievous, blindfolded Cupid peeks from behind a blue curtain, adding to the whimsical and satirical nature of the scene. The detailed chromolithograph printing technique brings out the rich colors and intricate lines, characteristic of early 20th-century postcard artistry. The postcard's reverse reveals a historical snapshot from 1908, bearing a clear Carthage, Missouri postmark dated July 17th. It features a one-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp and a handwritten message, offering a glimpse into daily life and correspondence from over a century ago. This collectible piece, part of the "VALENTINE" Series Number 350, embodies a unique blend of early 20th-century humor and artistic charm, making it a distinctive addition for collectors of comic, satirical, or themed postcards.