Description
Vintage Mission Santa Barbara California Postcard Night View Hubert Lowman CMT78. The vibrant night photography by Hubert A. Lowman captures the glowing stone towers and grand entrance under a dark sky, making it a perfect addition for collectors of California history or religious architecture. Vintage chrome postcard showcases the stunning facade of Mission Santa Barbara, known as the Queen of the Missions, beautifully illuminated at night. Founded in 1786 in Santa Barbara, California, this architectural landmark features a unique design inspired by an ancient Latin temple from pre-Christian Rome. The vibrant night photography by Hubert A. Lowman captures the glowing stone towers and grand entrance under a dark sky, making it a perfect addition for collectors of California history or religious architecture. Type: Chrome Postcard Subject: Mission Santa Barbara Location: Santa Barbara, California Era: Chrome (c. 1939-Present) Publisher: The Serra Shop Photographer: Hubert A. Lowman Theme: Religious Architecture Features: Floodlighted Night View Orientation: Landscape Unused: Yes Postmark: Unposted Size: Standard (approx 3.5 x 5.5 in) Material: Cardstock Keywords: Spanish Colonial, Catholic Church, Santa Barbara County, El Camino Real, Historic Landmark, Nighttime Photography, Souvenir, Ephemera, West Coast, 18th Century Foundation